Influence of Peers, Family, Knowledge, Media Information on Adolescent Sexual Behavior

Abstract

Adolescence is filled by mood swings, in addition to the teen experience biological changes, psychological, social, and economic. Where this period is very vulnerable to the influence that Arise to push into the negative things. No exception of sexual behavior in teenagers. Many of the factors that drives in sexual behavior among adolescents. Among them are peers, family, knowledge, and information media. This research use quantitative methods are processed with the help of questionnaires Circulated online media. Then Obtained a total sample of 211 respondents aged 15-23 years. Statistical analysis using the PLS (Partial Least Square (PLS) with Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) based variance. The results Showed a positive relationship of the factor-factor expected. Where the variable value t-count peers> 1.64 is equal to 7.765> 1.64 , Family variables> 1.64 from t-table value that is equal to 4.586> 1.64. Knowledge is acquired value t-count bigger than t-table as many as 2.125> 1.64. Furthermore, there is a media release significant information that results roomates is equal to 2.361> 1.64.