PARENTING STYLE WITH DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN OIDAHAR VILLAGE SUB-DISTRICT LIQUÍÇA, LIQUÍÇA DISTRICT

Abstract

Domestic violence can be defined as acts of violence perpetrated by a caregiver, parent, or spouse. Domestic Violence can be demonstrated in a variety of forms, including physical violence, use of physical force; sexual violence, any forced sexual activity; emotional violence, actions that include threats, criticism, and dropping that occur continuously; and control to earn money and use it. This research is a quantitative research with product moment correlation analysis technique. The data were obtained by distributing questionnaires to 83 families from 500 families with random technique method. The results of Pearson Product Moment Correlation analyzes have been conducted and show that parenting styles variable has a significant correlation to domestic violence with a value of 0701 with significant value 0.000 <0.005%. While the value of the determinant coefficient of 0.491, or by 49.1% and the remaining 51.9% were caused by other factors and it was not examined in this study. Therefore, it can be concluded that parenting styles have a strong relationship and significantly to the parenting styles in Tribal Sub Loidahar District Liquica in 2013.