RESIKO ONLINE GROOMING PADA REMAJA DITINJAU DARI PERSEPSI INTERNET PARENTING ORANG TUA

Nisa Uswatul, NIM.: 20107010012 (2025) RESIKO ONLINE GROOMING PADA REMAJA DITINJAU DARI PERSEPSI INTERNET PARENTING ORANG TUA. Skripsi thesis, UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA YOGYAKARTA.

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Abstract

The surge in online grooming cases in Indonesia motivated this research, leading researchers to empirically examine the variables that determine the occurrence of online grooming. This study aims to examine the influence of internet parenting as a factor influencing the risk of online grooming. The method used in this study was a quantitative correlational approach with two research scales: an adaptation of the internet parenting scale by Dhir & Khalil (2018) (Cronbach's Alpha = 0.821) and an adaptation of the Multidimensional Online Grooming Scale by Gamez-Guandix et al., (2021) (Cronbach's Alpha = 0.946). The sample of this study was 152 junior high and senior high school/vocational high school students. Sampling was conducted using a purposive sampling technique with certain criteria. Data analysis used multiple linear regression techniques with the assistance of Jamovi software. The results of the study showed a significant negative relationship between internet parenting and the risk of online grooming (F table 2.44 < F count 44.6, with Sig < .001). Furthermore, a partial test showed a significant relationship between parental encouragement (t = -4.03), parental worry (t = -6.36) and parental monitoring (t = -3.02) and the risk of online grooming. Meanwhile, parental permission had a positive relationship with the risk of online grooming (t = 2.05). From the findings, it was concluded that adolescent protection against online grooming is formed from a combination of appropriate parenting: positive encouragement, active supervision, healthy concerns, and strict limits on permission for children's online activities.

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