The Determinant Factor Premariral Sexual Behavior in Female Student Migrant Workers

Abstract

This research is a qualitative phenomenological approach, aims to analyze the factors that trigger the student premarital sexual behavior in children of migrant workers. Data collected by the snowball technique and purposive through observation, interviews, and documentation. The validity of the data using triangulation confirmation. Analysis of the data used is an interactive model of Miles and Huberman. The findings of this study indicate: (1) a permissive attitude towards dating; (2) lack of knowledge and information that is not true of reproductive health; (3) lack of self-control on mahasisianak migrant workers; (4) conformity peers makes the subject tends to follow the custom of peergropnya; (5) social and cultural conditions of permissiveness towards modernization and globalization; (6) family background and lack of moral education from an early age from family; (7) lack of good role models and a lack of parental supervision. Further studies should be done on a pornographic media exposure variables, and modeling of the environment.