STUDENT INSIGHT AND ATTITUDES TOWARD LGBT

Penulis

  • Ella Ratna Sari
  • Dion Tira Erlangga

Kata Kunci:

Attitudes, LGBT, Student Insight

Abstrak

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transsexual (LGBT) peculiarities are one of the issues of the country today. These issues become disputable among government officials, legitimate specialists, and academicians. Then again, Pancasila Training is a character improvement course that changes the honorable upsides of the country has not had the option to forestall the improvement of LGBT. Connecting with the dangers of LGBT, this study expects to foster an enemy of LGBT values learning model that is incorporated into the Pancasila Training. The underlying phase of the review examines the understudies' information and perspectives towards LGBT. A Likert scale poll was utilized to gather information; the example of the review was picked haphazardly from understudies taking the Pancasila Schooling course. The information were dissected utilizing SPSS form 20. The exploration discoveries demonstrated that understudies had adequate information about LGBT, and they had a firm disposition against LGBT. This finding proposes that most understudies actually have a decent act of strict and customary qualities to avoid LGBT.

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2022-10-05