Reproductive Health Snake Game in Prevention of Before Marriage Sex Prevention in Adolescents

Kemenkes reports that as many as 4.31% of junior and senior high school boys and girls have been forced to have sexual relations before marriage. BPS reports also reported 0.9% of children aged 10-17 in South Sulawesi had been married and as many as 0.11% had been divorced. This study aims to analyze the effect of reproductive health snake media games on adolescent knowledge and attitudes in the prevention of premarital sex in SMA 1 Parepare City. This type of research is a Quasi Experiment with the design of two control and comparison groups. The sample selection uses accidental sampling, divided into two groups namely the control group and the control group with 15 people each. Data analysis using the Independent sample t test. The results of the study after being given the game snakes and ladders obtained an average value of knowledge of the training group 34 and the control group 30.07 while the mean value of attitudes in the care group 109.47 and the control group 99.67. This study can conclude what should be given, there are no significant differences in the value of the settings and control groups and there are significant differences in the values of the settings and controls. After playing the snakes and ladders game, the average score of difference of knowledge (p = 0.018) and attitude (p = 0.000) was obtained in the training and control groups. The school is needed to use the media as a means of adolescent reproductive health education.