Adolescent promiscuity is a form of deviant behavior that crosses the boundaries of obligations, demands, rules, conditions, and feelings of shame. Promiscuity can also be interpreted as deviant behavior that violates religious norms or moral norms. The level of juvenile delinquency in Australia is higher than that of teenagers in the United States. Research by the Murdoch Children's Research Institute in Australia and the University of Washington, USA, discovered the phenomenon of juvenile delinquency in both countries by interviewing 4,000 students aged between 12 and 16 years in Victoria, Australia, and in Washington State, USA. From the results of the analysis carried out, it can be concluded that the majority of students at Taman Siswa Kisaran High School do not know and understand correctly what exactly constitutes promiscuity and how to prevent it. Suggestions that can be given to overcome this problem include that teenagers, especially students, should continue to seek as much information as possible about promiscuity and how to prevent it.
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