THE IMPACT OF ATTITUDE TOWARD BEHAVIOR, SUBJECTIVE NORMS AND PERCEIVED BEHAVIOR CONTROL TOWARD BEHAVIOR MEDIATING BY INTENTION TO THE COMPLIANCE OF 5M HEALTH PROTOCOL PROGRAM (STUDY IN CIRACAS, EAST JAKARTA REGENCY, INDONESIA)

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to determine the impact of all variables in the theory of planned behavior with the perception of compliance with the 5M health protocol program in the Ciracas District community. 350 young adults in Ciracas Sub-District, East Jakarta, Indonesia, ranging in age from 19 to 48 years, were given an offline questionnaire as part of the quantitative research approach used in this study, which was processed with the Amos 24 SEM. A total of 350 respondents were identified as adults, with purposive sampling method consisted of the study population. To analyze the data, SEM Amos 24 was used. All perceptions proposed by the researcher in this study were substantial. which shows that attitudes toward behavior, subjective norms, and perceived behavioral control all have a

significant influence and impact on whether the 5M health protocol program is followed in Ciracas Sub- District, East Jakarta. And has positive and comprehensive results about the relationship between

intention and behavior in Ciracas Sub-District, East Jakarta, Indonesia's 5M health protocol program. According to the research findings, each of the seven hypotheses was found to have a significant positive impact and was approved.