THE EFFECT OF PERSONAL SAFETY SKILL ANIMATION VIDEO ON THE KNOWLEDGE LEVEL OF SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN ABOUT SEXUAL VIOLENCE

Andayani, Rifka Putri and Ausrianti, Rizka and Hendriyeni, Pradhita (2023) THE EFFECT OF PERSONAL SAFETY SKILL ANIMATION VIDEO ON THE KNOWLEDGE LEVEL OF SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN ABOUT SEXUAL VIOLENCE. In: Proceeding of The 1st Polkesraya International Conference. Poltekkes Kemenkes Palangka Raya, Palangka Raya, pp. 135-146. ISBN 2987-8659

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Abstract

Purpose: The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of Personal Safety Skill Animation Videos on the Knowledge Level of Sexual Violence Prevention in School-Age Children. Methodology: This research method uses a Quasi Experiment with a sample of 84 respondents. The study was conducted at SD N 23 Marapalam Padang from May to August 2022.

Findings: The results of this study obtained that the average level of knowledge of prevention before being given an animated Personal Safety Skill video was 18.50 and the average level of knowledge of prevention after being given an animated video of Personal Safety Skill was 27.75.

Limitation: The limitation of researchers in conducting this study was from a large sample. Researchers limited the population in the study to children aged 10-11 years or children in grade 4 of elementary school.

Contribution: This research is a research in the field of pediatric nursing and psychiatric nursing which was carried out at SD N 23 Marapalam, Padang City. It is hoped that this research can prevent school-age children from the risk of sexual violence.

Keywords: Knowledge, personal safety skills, school age children, sexual violence, videos.

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