| dc.description.abstract | Men Operative Medical (MOP) is one method of contraception for men in family
planning programs. In general, the participation of men towards family planning is
still low. However, Situbondo has the highest rank in Indonesia and a MURI award
for the most number of MOP participants. The general objective of this study is to
analyze the behavioral factors associated with the selection of contraceptive by MOP
methods by using cross sectional analytical survey in District Kapongan, Situbondo.
Sample size is 79 respondents. Data were analyzed using chi square test and logistic
regression test with SPSS 11.5 and α = 0.05. The results showed significant
relationship between knowledge (α 0.017), attitude (α 0.043), trust (α 0.000), support
of TOGA / TOMA (α 0.002), wife’s support (α 0.037), and support of health workers /
KB (α 0.030) and no significant relationship between access to family planning
services (α 0245) with the selection of contraceptive by MOP methods. The most
dominant factor associated with the selection of contraceptive by MOP methods on
Thoughts and feeling factor is the factors of trust and Personal Reference factor is
the support of TOGA / TOMA. | en_US |
