April 25, 2025KESANS International Journal of Health and Science

Analysis of Prevention Behavior Vaginal Discharge Based on the Theory of Health Promotion Model (HPM) in Grade XII Students of State High School 4 Jambi City

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SMSiti MarwiyahUniversitas Dr. Soetomo SSSri Astuti SiregarJambi University KKKasyani KasyaniJambi University

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Cross-sectional analysis reveals self-motivation and perceived benefits drive vaginal discharge prevention behaviors in adolescents, suggesting targeted health interventions.

Key Points

Self-motivation, perceived benefits, and self-commitment significantly relate to preventive behavior against vaginal discharge, with interpersonal influence showing no effect.
The study involved 152 grade XII students from State High School 4 Jambi City, indicating a focused demographic on preventing vaginal discharge.
A cross-sectional study design was employed to analyze the factors surrounding reproductive health behaviors among adolescents, emphasizing necessity and awareness.
Findings support that health promotion interventions must enhance self-motivation and perceived benefits to improve preventive behaviors effectively.

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Marwiyah et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af5f07ad7bf08b1eae1694 https://doi.org/10.54543/kesans.v4i7.350

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Cross-sectional analysis reveals self-motivation and perceived benefits drive vaginal discharge prevention behaviors in adolescents, suggesting targeted health interventions.

Analysis of Prevention Behavior Vaginal Discharge Based on the Theory of Health Promotion Model (HPM) in Grade XII Students of State High School 4 Jambi City

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Analysis of Prevention Behavior Vaginal Discharge Based on the Theory of Health Promotion Model (HPM) in Grade XII Students of State High School 4 Jambi City

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