The influence of sex education on domestic violence prevention awareness in adolescent mediated by healthy relationships

Abstract

Domestic violence is one of human society’s most severe gendered ills. Researchers have demonstrated that domestic violence (physical, sexual, and emotional) increases sensitivity to psychopathologies as well as physical morbidity. Violence can be interpreted sociologically as an act of attacking, damaging, injuring, and damaging both physically and psychologically. This article examines the effect of sex education on domestic violence prevention awareness, the effect of the healthy relationship on domestic violence prevention awareness, and the influence of sex education on domestic violence prevention awareness through healthy relationships. The method employed is quantitative, with survey methodologies and path analysis used in hypothesis testing. The research sample consisted of 135 samples selected at random using the Slovin formula. The findings revealed that sex education and a good relationship had a favorable and statistically significant impact on domestic violence prevention awareness. Then the result shows that sex education affects domestic violence prevention awareness mediated by healthy relationships. The results of this research can be an important reference for parents to provide sexual education to their children from an early age and always create harmonious and healthy relationships within the family to improve domestic violence prevention awareness.