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Upaya Sekolah dalam Menanggulangi Perilaku Merokok di Kalangan Siswa SMA di Provinsi Bengkulu Yunarman, Sepri; Akbarjono, Ali; Khermarinah, Khermarinah; Handayani, Masrifa; Wahyuningtyas, Retno; Praditya, Arga Dwi
Jurnal Sosiologi Andalas Vol. 12 No. 1 (2026)
Publisher : Department of Sociology, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Universitas Andalas

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.25077/jsa.12.1.17-35.2026

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This study examines early smoking initiation among high school students in Bengkulu Province, Indonesia, which ranks second nationally in smoking prevalence. Early smoking often leads to long-term habits, highlighting the need for effective prevention. The research aimed to describe the profile of student smokers and analyze school-based responses in Bengkulu. A mixed-methods sequential explanatory design was used, beginning with quantitative data followed by qualitative exploration. The quantitative phase involved 117 male students in grades X–XI selected purposively, while the qualitative phase included principals, counseling teachers, and male and female student representatives. Quantitative data were analyzed descriptively, and qualitative data using Miles and Huberman’s model. Findings showed that 77% of respondents were active smokers, with 72% starting before high school. Encouragingly, 81% expressed a desire to quit. Schools have responded through student regulations, legal education, and routine inspections. The study recommends strengthening the implementation of the Smoke-Free Area Regulation (Perda KTR), including widespread dissemination, classroom signage, and regular anti-smoking campaigns. Local governments are urged to support enforcement by allocating resources and recognizing schools that actively promote smoke-free policies.
Co-Authors Adam Malik Agustin, Zetry Anggraini, Zelvia Aulia Sari, Wenny Ayu Anggita, Esi Budrianto Cahya, Afrilia Dwi Dalima, Hengki Fambudi, Dadun Setiawan Febriani, Hanura Handayani, Masrifa Hariswa, Nanda Nur Asa Heriadi, Meddyan Iskandar, Toto Khermarinah, Khermarinah Kinanti, Asih Kurniati, Anggun Martina, Feny Menti Ulan Dari, Anisa Meri Ratna Dewi Novita Sari Nur Khasanah, Uswatun Nurlaili Nurlaili Pauzia, Aprina Pirman, Asep Polem, Muhammad Praditya, Arga Dwi Prandika Putra, Pebri Putra , Orizsan Putri, Winda Rahayu Kariadinata Randi Saputra, Govi Satria, Irwan Sepri Yunarman, Sepri Serasi, Reko Suhilman Syaputra, Een Utami, Valisneria Viomeika , Deanta Wahyuni, Betti Dian WAHYUNINGTYAS, RETNO