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"Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk melihat perbedaan perilaku terlibat antara ibu berusia remaja yang mengalami kehamilan terencana dan ibu berusia remaja yang mengalami kehamilan di luar pernikahan dengan menggunakan metode observasi pada 60 pasang partisipan ibu berusia 16-22 tahun dan anak toddler berusia 12-36 bulan. Alat ukur yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah Marschak Interaction Method Rating System (MIMRS). Hasil penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa tidak terdapat perbedaan yang signifikan dalam perilaku terlibat dalam interaksi ibu-anak antara ibu berusia remaja yang mengalami kehamilan terencana dan ibu berusia remaja yang mengalami kehamilan di luar pernikahan pada anak usia toddler (t(58) = 0,761, p < 0,05). Diduga, pendidikan dan usia ibu lebih memberikan pengaruh terhadap perilaku terlibat antara ibu berusia remaja yang mengalami kehamilan terencana dan ibu berusia remaja yang mengalami kehamilan di luar pernikahan pada anak usia toddler. Sekalipun hasil penelitian ini tidak signifikan, diketahui perilaku terlibat ibu baik pada kelompok kehamilan terencana maupun kehamilan di luar pernikahan masih rendah sehingga perilaku terlibat ibu perlu ditingkatkan.

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This study aimed to see differences in engagement behavior between the planned pregnancy adolescent mother and premarital pregnancy adolescent mother by using the method of observation on 60 pairs of participants consist of 16-22 years old mother and toddler children aged 12-36 months. Measuring instruments used in this study is Marschak Interaction Method Rating System (MIMRS). The results of this study showed that there was no significant difference in engagement behaviors in mother-child interaction between planned pregnancy adolescent mother and premarital pregnancy adolescent mother who owns child aged toddler (t(58) = 0,761, p = 0,449, p < 0,05). It was assumed that mother’s age and education have more effect toward engagement behavior between premarital pregnancy adolescent mother and planned pregnancy adolescent mother who had toddler/s. Although the results show that there’s no significant differences, it shows that mother’s engagement behavior in both premarital pregnancy adolescent mother and planned pregnancy adolescent mother is low, therefore mothers need to increase engagement behaviors."