Analysis of Bayesian latent class model of health risk behavior of juvenile probation risk subjects: Focusing on adolescence

In this study, under the assumption that the degree of response to health risk behaviors of each juvenile probation risk target is different through the latent class model, the degree of problem behavior of early juveniles belonging to different potential risk groups is different. We want to confirm that it has a characteristic. As a result of the analysis, first, based on 'self-efficacy', the higher the level of home environment, academic, children, mental state, respiratory, and mental health, the higher the social support. In the case of fire extinguishers, social support was low. Second, based on 'social support', active coping strategies were higher when sleep and physical activity, respiratory or circulatory system, and mental health were lower, and personal hygiene was lower. Third, based on the 'active coping strategy', the lower the level of sleep and physical activity, personal hygiene, academic and mental status, respiratory or circulatory system, the higher the active coping strategy. Therefore, it is urgent to improve the program and provide health promotion integrated management services for the discovered subjects. In addition, it is necessary to take a multilateral approach considering the types of health promotion behaviors in establishing health promotion policies for early youth.