Behavior Of Pregnant Women In Increasing Body Immunity Through Determinants Of Thoughts And Feelings, Availability Of Resources, And Culture

Abstract

Objective. The aim of this research is to test whether there was a relationship between thoughts and feelings, available resources, and culture with the behavior of pregnant women in improving body immunity in the working area of the Bajeng Community Health Center.

Method. The research methodology used in this research was quantitative research using a cross-sectional study design. The sample size in this study was 50 pregnant women. Sampling in this study used total sampling.

Findings : The findings of this research reveal that based on the results of the analysis using the Chi Square test, a p value of 0.570 (>0.05) was obtained for the thought and feeling variable and a p value of 1,000 (>0.05) for the available resources variable so that the result was that there was no significant relationship between thoughts and feelings as well as available resources and the behavior of pregnant women in increasing body culture with behavior of pregnant women in increasing body immunity in the working area of the Bajeng Community Health Center.

Conclusion : In conclusion, there was no relationship between thoughts and feelings, available resources with the behavior of pregnant women in improving body immunity, and there was significant relationship between culture with the behavior of pregnant women in improving health immunity. It was our sincere hope that pregnant women will continuously empower themselves to find the motivation needed to modify their caregiving behavior in improving body immunity.