DINAMIKA KONSEP DIRI KORBAN KEKERASAN SEKSUAL GOLONGAN INCEST

Abstract

This study aims to find out how the dynamics of self-concept of victims of sexual violence goolongan incest. The development of children's self-concept is formed when the child is still at a young age. Parents and siblings who live in one house are the most important, and the first person to respond to the child's behavior. all praise, praise and appreciation will provide a positive assessment of the child's self. While mockery and rebuke will lead to a negative assessment of the child's self. Similarly, what happens to victims of sexual violence researchers see the views of people against victims of sexual violence is always negative as scorn of rebuke, ridicule will be received victims of family and community. This will  indirectly affect the victim's assessment of himself and his environment. This knowledge  can provide  insight  to  the people closest to the victim  in the  community  to provide  appropriate  treatment   for  the       victim without giving a negative outlook. This study uses a qualitative method. This study used two respondents with similar characteristics as victims  of  sexual  violence incest. The data retrieval technique used in this research use interview and observation. The results of this study indicate that incestuous sexual violence is always committed by close relatives. This behavior starts with a threat, the situation is conditioned. Factors influenced by family factors including stepfather who likes to consume alcohol, the mother is rarely at home, permissive living environment and low level of moral understanding of children, internalization of norms and intelligence are also low. The impact of physical violence is experiencing unwanted pregnancies, unsafe abortions, psychologically some victims experience a decrease in self-esteem degradation of personality to other victims have a strong willingness to get out of the problem. Socially, sexual violence leads victims to be less concerned about the environmental situation. In addition to the above three impacts on victims of sexual violence also changes in self-concept.Sexual violence does not always result in the same self-concept change in the victim, the negative self-concept  of  the  victim  tends to feel  less able       to  solve  the  problem.  While  thepositive  self-concept  of  the  victim