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: Herawati L

: Budiman J A, Haryono: Health Polytechnic Yogyakarta:ICOPH-A-669: KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS OF YOUNG ADOLESCENTS TO REFUSE SUBSTANCES

: 09th June, 2017

NOTIFICATION OF ABSTRACT ACCEPTANCE ICOPH 2017 - A - 669

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To describe the knowledge of adorescents about substances, to describe the teenage/s action toretuse substances, to determine the rerationship between young adorescent knowredge aboutsubstanc€s and action refuse it and find out the rehtionship between knowledge, skills io refusesubstances and the teenager's characteristics.

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Time: June-August 2015lopulation: 25lo students ofgrade 7 derived from 71 schools in two areas. (selected randomly usingproponional random sampling)samples: 300 students were se,ected. The subject was aged 12;15 years old, in grade z to'12 JuniorHigh school (148 students from Grunior high schoors in y city; r52 students from ijunior high schoorsin Sdistrict)Knowledge of substances was assessed by the ability of young adolescent to answer six items ofquestions about the notion of substan."ritr," typ"; .oit"ili;;"i,;;;;il: il;;;ffi,;;expressed by0.719, Cronbach;s Alpha value)skills to refuse the substance offer was theability of respondents to choose the correct action on 7

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66 44.6 76 50.0 142 47-3Female 82 55.4 76 50.0 158 5Z3Age tZye

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Female (n=158) 67.51 12.OI 58.42 26.47Age:

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1.5 years old (n=3) 61.1L 25.45 61.90 21.82Origin: V CityS District 63.82 7a.47 51.97 19.@

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Iltseussior. ' :Knalwledge of substanees: retativeiy low with an average score of 66,39.This scorervasstilriigherthan the young adoresceniknowredge about smoking score in Jayapum,Papua :60.81. Although the substance of the two studies was different, lut lott inauaeaioxicmaterials;calsing addictive, andwidely known amongyoungadolescent. Ev"n ,"f"."n." rt"t"dli"tsmokingwas the gatewayto the use ofalcohol and substances.?he subject criteria ofthe two studieswere the same, butthey we.e conducted in different lo€tion.Thesubstance research wasconducted in yogyakarta ipecid p;.;"" (,il;;;;;;il,)jil;;;the city of students in tndonesi., The *oIing ,tuay*", ;."1;;,J h;y;p;';;;;; ilil,known as the peopte with drinkins atcohot-habit. Th;;;;;;;; il-jr,; ;; il; ;'.#isubstances (smoking, alcohol, substances) tend to be influenced by,h;;;;;;r;;r';?il::;communitiesstatistical analysis showed that there was a significant relationship between substances knowledgeand skill to refuse substances. This condition could be explained by LW Green whlcn statea tnlibehavior was influenced by predisposing factore (such

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Related to_gend€r: Femare respondents on substances knowredge were better than .ar", brt th"skills to refuse the substances offer were just as good on both gender. rn generar, gender rerates tosubstances as substance-use component (cigarettes, alcohol, and ,rbian."ri,-th"r" i. ;".i;;;research with yarious results.

12 years old (n=41) 63.32 17.44 56.1013 years old (n=215) 66.90 77.46 55.2914 years old (n=41) 66.67 tt.48 s6.41

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neededto be improved

' Therewasasignificantrerationshipbet,reensubstanceknowredgeandskiilstorefusetheoffur. Young adolescent' knowledge about substances is slightly hig-h",

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male, but skills to refusethe offer had almostthe same result in both genderc

' skills to refuse substances tend to increase in accordance with age, but there is no siBnificant

- rclationshipbetweenknowredgeandskilrsto.efusesubstancesofferindifferentgenderan{aje...,

. Youngadolescent'substanceknowledgeandskillstorefusethesubstanaeotterinyciwaritrigheithan s district, and there was a sisniti.lnt r"iJionrrrio;;;;;;;;"-ce knowredge endlkiilstdrefuse the substance offertothe location (urban and suburban)

SuSCEtiorThe result of this research can be used as an input to Health promotion program at lndonesianMinistry ofHealth, particurarryyoung adorescent aged 12-15 years, orequivarenttojuniorhigh schi:oirstudents, to improve their prevention behavior against substance use, so that theii scote. iiisubstancesknowledgeandskillstorefusethesubstanceofferincreased

ecUo*Ugrnen*. This Study was funded by Ministry of Health Republic of lndonesia. Ethics having been approved by Ethics Committee Faculty of Medicine, Muhammadiyah

University, Yogyakarta

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