Youth resilience capabilities avoid free sex, HIV/AIDS and drugs based on Sekaa Teruna

Adolescence is the age where individuals integrate with adult society. Integration in society has an effective aspect, more or less related to puberty, including striking intellectual changes. Adolescents are more prone to risk behavior due to psycho-social influences, namely limited ability to think logically, the ability to regulate weak emotions, and the influence of peers. The purpose of this study was to improve the ability of adolescent resilience to avoid free sex, HIV/AIDS and drugs based on Sekaa Teruna in the Nongan village, Karangasem and Ketewel village, Gianyar. The quasi experimental research with Pre test-posttest control group design was carried out in the villages of Nongan, Karangasem and Ketewel, Gianyar from August to September 2017. Data collection instruments are Spritually Resilient Assessment Packet version 44. Data analysis was performed including descriptive analysis and bivariate analysis with Wilcoxon test and Mann-Whitney test.

The ability of adolescent resilience (about free sex, HIV-AIDS, and drugs) before treatment in the control group, 45.0% of resilient adolescents and in the treatment group 76.7% of resilient adolescents. The ability of adolescent resilience after treatment in the control group, 55.0% of resilient adolescents and in the treatment group 100% of resilient adolescents. There are differences in adolescent resilience before and after being treated both in the control group and in the treatment group There are differences in adolescent resilience in both the control and treatment groups