The Titeer game as an effort to prevent teen pregnancy

ABSTRACT

OBJECTIVE: This study is aimed to analyze the effectiveness of Titeer game toward preventing of teenage pregnancy. METHOD: A quasi experiment with pre-posttest control group was used in this study. One hundreed and thirty eight of tenagers aged 2-10 years were recruited as participants (69 of tenagers each group). Titeer game was given to intervention group during a month. Conventional intervention (leaflet) were provided to control group. The illustrative questionnaires were measured before intervention, 2 and 10 weeks after intervention to measure knowledge, attitude, sefl-eficacy, life skill, peer influenced, behavior, and prevent of pregnancy of tenagers. Independent T-Test and General Linear Model Repeated Measured (GLM-RM) was used to complete of analysis. RESULTS: Knowledge, attitude, self efficacy, life skill peer influenced, and pregnancy prevention were significantly increase 2 and 10 of weeks after intervention. CONCLUSION: The Titeer game could be increase of preventing tenagers' pregnancy aged 2-10 years

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