Kenakalan Remaja Ditinjau Dari Teori Ekologi Bronfenbrenner Pada Gang Motor Wanita

Adolescence is a period of transition from childhood to adulthood. A teenager no longer can be said as a child, but he is still not mature enough to be said to mature. At this time is often called the critical period because at this time adolescents experience phase search identity or self-confession, not infrequently they often use tryal and error or trial and error method though through many mistakes. His mistakes often cause worries and unpleasant feelings for the environment and his parents. The mistakes that teenagers make will only please their peers or even the groups they are following. This is because they all or members of the teen are equally in the phase of seeking identity. This study aims to provide an image of juvenile delinquency of women who join the motor gang. Informants in this study were two teenage girls who followed the motor alley. Approach conducted in this research is qualitative research of phenomenology with technique of collecting data in the form of interview and observation. Sampling technique purposive sampling. The results of this study describe the delinquency of a female motorcycle gang in terms of the Bronfenbrenner ecological theory of microscopy which examines the roles of family, peers, school and neighborhood motorcycle gang. Mesosystem, the interaction between factors in the micro system includes the relationship between several microsystems or some contexts eg parent-teacher relationship, parent-friend, friend, teacherfriend. The ecosystem involves the experience of individuals who have no active role in it, mischievous friends, parental arguments. Macrosystems include the culture in which the individual lives and the chronosystem includes the management of events along the life cycle and the socio-historical state of the motorcycle gang