Analysis of Factors Influencing Adolescents' Risky Behavior in HIV-AIDS Prevention

HIV-AIDS is a health problem that occurs throughout the world, one of which is in Indonesia. According to WHO, there were 37.9 million HIV Aids cases in 2018 and based on data on new HIVAids cases in Indonesia, there was a significant increase in 2019 with ages 15-29 years. One-fifth of Indonesia's population is adolescents who are likely to have risky behavior, among others due to inappropriate and directed sources of information, unhealthy associations and the impact of advances in technology such as easy access to information that can damage adolescent behavior. This literature review article aims to analyze articles related to factors that consistently relate to and influence changes in adolescent behavior in HIV-Aids prevention. Results: Factors associated with HIV-Aids prevention behavior in adolescents are knowledge, attitudes, peer support, exposure to information sources, parenting. Conclusion: Each factor is interrelated with each other so that it can change the behavior of adolescents in the prevention of HIV-Aids.