Relationship Between Authoritarian Parenting and Emotional Maturity With the Tendency for Juvenile Delinquen Behavior

The purpose of this study is to ascertain the association between emotional development and the propensity for juvenile delinquent conduct and authoritarian parenting. This study uses quantitative correlational research methodology. Female students in Krian District high schools and vocational schools made up the research population. Three hundred and thirty-seven high school and vocational school students in the Krian District participated in the quota sampling method utilized in this study. An adaption scale instrument was used to gather data from three different scales: the Rusdian emotional maturity scale (30 questions, α = 0.928), the Saraswati & Dinardinata juvenile delinquency scale (32 items, α = 0.879), and the Mano & Soetjiningsih authoritarian parenting style scale (26 items, α = 0.885). Multiple linear regression analysis was used in JASP 0.18 data processing. The findings indicate that emotional development and authoritarian parenting combination have a major impact on