The Effect of Religiosity on Juvenile Delinquency in Maulafa Village

Adolescence is considered a time of storm and stress so that it makes adolescents easily change, volatile and erratic. One of the factors that influence juvenile delinquency is religiosity. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of religiosity on juvenile delinquency in RT 027 RW 010, Maulafa Village, Maulafa District. The hypothesis in this study is the effect of religiosity on juvenile delinquency in RT 027 RW 010 Maulafa Village Maulafa District. The research participants were teenagers RT 027 RW 010, Maulafa Village, Kecamatan District. The analysis in this study used simple linear regression analysis. The results of this study indicate that product-moment correlation of 0,516 is greater than the r table (n=80) at 0,220 with a significant level of 5%, then H1 is accepted and H0 is rejected so that there is a significant effect on variable X and variable Y.teenagers need to increase religiosity to reduce juvenile delinquency.


Introduction
Adolescence is a period when individuals/adolescents demonstrate a firm principle of living with adult society, a period when children no longer feel below the level of older people but to the family and the surrounding environment in this case religiosity, psychological factors relate to the relationship of adolescents with parents and the personality of the adolescents themselves, while biological factors are more related to the physical and organic elements of adolescents themselves. Wilis (2008) revealed that one of the factors that influence juvenile delinquency is a factor that comes from the community environment, one of which is religiosity.
Religiosity is a value that influences a person's thinking and behaving. Although religiosity is often identified with religion, in its use the term religiosity has a different meaning from religion or religion. Thus it is undeniable that the appreciation of religion or religion can shape the behavior of adolescents is what is called religiosity according to Anshori (in Rusni, 2006).
The youth in RT 027 are also young people who are very diligent in participating in church activities. Therefore, it can be said that teenagers in RT 027 have a high level of religiosity. On the behavior of adolescent religiosity appreciation in RT 027 is high, their juvenile delinquency will be low because they are taught kindness and not vice versa.
This observed phenomenon is different from the results of several previous studies.
According to the results of research by Evi and Farid (2014) stated that the higher the religiosity, the lower the juvenile delinquency. In addition, according to research by Widiawati& Susilo (2015) states that there is a very significant influence between religiosity and juvenile delinquency where the higher the religiosity, the lower the juvenile delinquency.
However, the results of pre-study observations show different things, where they always consume liquor, fights, wanders, theft.
The discrepancy between the observed phenomena and previous studies made researchers interested in conducting a study entitled the effect of religiosity on juvenile delinquency in RT 027 RW 010, Maulafa Village, Maulafa District.

Method
This study uses a type of quantitative research, called quantitative research methods because the analysis is on quantitative data (numbers) collected through measurement procedures and processed by statistical analysis methods, (Azwar 2010). The analysis in this study uses a

Normality Test
Normality test results can be seen in the table below: From the picture above, it can be seen that the distribution of the data appears to be irregular and does not form a certain pattern (up and down, grouping together). This can be seen in the scattered and scattered plots above and below the number 0 on the Y axis, so it can be concluded that in this regression model there is no heteroscedasticity problem, or in other words, the regression equation can fulfill the heteroscedasticity assumption.

Conclusion
In this study, it can be concluded that there is a significant influence between religiosity on juvenile delinquency in RT 027 RW 010, Maulafa Village, Maulafa District, seen from the results of research based on the results of product-moment correlation analysis of 0.516 compared to rtable with a significant level of 5% N = 80 of 0.220. So rcount is greater than rtable, it can be concluded that the null hypothesis (Ho) is rejected and (H1) is accepted, meaning "there is an influence of religiosity on juvenile delinquency in RT 027 RW 010 Maulafa Village, Maulafa District.
The level of religiosity in adolescents in RT 027 has a medium category, namely 28 respondents (35%) of the total number of respondents as many as 80. Teenagers in RT 027 have a very low category, namely 35 respondents (43.75) of the total number of respondents as many as 80.

Suggestion
Teenagers should see the importance of religiosity and increase their religiosity as well as other factors that can control every juvenile delinquency behavior because religiosity is a factor that affects delinquency so that teenagers. Parents should be able to provide good attention and stimulus to adolescents and pay attention to the importance of religiosity and increase religiosity of adolescents because parents and attention from parents are one of the factors that can reduce juvenile delinquency in children. Juvenile delinquency needs to get important attention because if left unchecked it will become a big problem in the lives of teenagers so it is hoped that the government can create activities that can reduce juvenile delinquency such as making sports clubs, dance clubs, and some more according to the talents of existing youth so that they are more focus on those activities rather than committing juvenile delinquency. For further researchers who are interested in conducting similar research, it is hoped that they can replace the religiosity variable with other factors such as identity crises, biological and sociological changes, and self-control and further explore aspects of the juvenile delinquency variable.