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Factors Influenced Family Values, and Children¡¦s Emotional Inteligence (At Some Primary Schools in Kotamadya Bogor) Veriati Siregar; Ratna Megawangi; Dwi Hastuti
Media Gizi dan Keluarga Vol. 24 No. 1 (2000): Jurnal Media Gizi dan Keluarga
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The general objective of the study is to determine factors that influence family values and emotional intelligence of school aged children. This study was conducted at SDN Polisi I (group I), SDN Gunung Batu I (group II), and SDN Balumbang Jaya I (group III), Kotamadya Bogor for two months, from June to August 1999. The samples were fourth grade children within the age range of 10 - 11 years old. Data consist of primary and secondary data. Primary data include family identity, housing condition, family socio-economic status, family characteristics, family values and children„Ss emotional intelligence (EQ). Secondary data include facilities of the schools. Data were analized descriptively and statistically using Cronbach¡¦s alpha test, Factor Analisys test, anova test, Chi-square test, Kruskal-Wallis test, Spearmans ¡§rank¡¨ correlation test and multiple regression analysis.Result of the study showed that family values differ between groups in terms of affection, communication, respectfulness and commitment. The only factor influence family values was mother personality. Childrens emotional intelligence includes self emotional awareness, self emotional control, emphaty and the art of keeping relationship are not significant between groups. Factors that influence children¡¦s emotional intelligence (EQ) are value of communication and mothers family history.
Identification of factors that influence the effectiveness of supplementary feeding for under-five year PEM children in Bogor . Hartoyo; Dwi Hastuti; Dodik Briawan; Budi Setiawan; Lilik N Yuliati
Media Gizi dan Keluarga Vol. 25 No. 1 (2001): Jurnal Media Gizi dan Keluarga
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The study was intended to determine the impact of supplementary feeding on nutritional status of under-five years old children and to identify the factors that influence the effectiveness of supplementary feeding. The design of the study was follow-up intervention that covered of 211 samples of children suffered from protein-energy malnutrition (PEM) in four selected villages of South Bogor Sub-district. Supplemental food was provided for 90 days during September-November 2000. The results indicate that the average body weight of children has substantially increased, particularly during the first and second months of the intervention. The increase could be attributed to the provision of supplemental food. The increase of Z-score is directly influenced by nutritional status at the beginning of intervention, mother¡¦s participation in the intervention, level of consumption, and duration of illness. Meanwhile, child-care practices, socio-economic status of the family, and child characteristics are among the factors that indirectly affect the increase of Z-score. It is suggested that supplementary feeding program should be simultaneously followed by nutrition and child-care education and health care programs to increase the effectiveness of supplementary feeding program.