DETERMINANTS OF SOCIO-ECONOMICS FROM MENTAL HEALTH FUNCTIONS OF INDONESIAN HOUSEHOLDS

• Main Author: Fakhar Zaidan, Vidaro
• Format: Theses
• Language: Indonesia
• Online Access: https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/84438
• Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung

Mental health is a condition of well-being of individuals who can realize their own potential, overcome the pressures of normal life, and can work productively. A socioeconomic status (SES) to the symptoms of emotional disorders and symptoms of concentration disorders is a representation that means that there is psychological pressure experienced by households in mental health in Indonesia society. Broadly speaking, factors that affect sustainable mental health have a positive association with emotional disorders and concentration disorders associated with a group of individuals or communities. Data shows that 7.5% of people with disabilities globally are mentally ill. The purpose of this study is to analyze, look at the probability & possibility of socioeconomic determinants on mental health in Indonesia society. This research method uses the Probit & Logit model and uses data from the 2021 Socio-Economic Survey. The Probit & Logit model allows for more flexible modeling of these non-linear relationships than traditional linear regression models. The results showed that the variable of sexual harassment had a large probability of emotional disturbances, then men had a high probability of experiencing symptoms of emotional disturbances and the symptoms of concentration disorders were in the male variables that had a large probability of concentration disturbances as well as unemployment. The other variables have probabilities as well but are smaller than the comparator reference.