Adversity Intelligence of Students Experiencing Unwanted Pregnancy in Continuing School (Case Study in Kulon Progo High School)

Female students who become pregnant due to sexual violence need special attention from the educational world to be able to continue their education. This study aims to determine the factors that influence the occurrence of unwanted pregnancies in female students with unwanted pregnancy and their adversity intelligence in continuing their education. This research is a qualitative research, with the type of case study research. The main subjects in this study were three female students with unwanted pregnancy, supporting subjects were three friends of female students with unwanted pregnancy, and key informants were administrative staff, guidance counselors, the principal and three parents of female students with unwanted pregnancy. Data collection techniques used by the researcher were observation, interviews and documentation. Data validity was tested using source triangulation and technical triangulation. Data analysis used the Miles and Huberman data analysis model through data reduction, data presentation, and drawing conclusions. The results of the study indicate that internal factors that influence the occurrence of unwanted pregnancies in the three female students with unwanted pregnancy are lack of knowledge about reproductive education, not knowing their role as students, adolescents accessing pornography and adolescent attitudes towards premarital sex. While the external factors are family conditions, the influence of partners in dating, the influence of peers and the living environment. The Adversity Intelligence possessed by the three unwanted pregnancy students who continued school was shown by their abilities in four dimensions, namely control, origin-ownership, reach and endurance (the ability to survive in difficulties) and the most dominant of these four aspects was endurance where the unwanted pregnancy students had strong resilience when facing difficulties and struggling to get out of the difficulties experienced. The three unwanted pregnancy students had the highest level of adversity intelligence, namely climbers who because of their high fighting spirit finally succeeded in graduating from high school.

Abortion · Data collection · Domestic violence · Pornography · Pregnancy · Premarital sex · Qualitative research · Unwanted Pregnancy · Adolescent Health and Behaviors · Legal and Social Justice Studies · Student Stress and Coping