Relationship between self-concept with women's premenopause anxiety in facing the menopause, in Pamekasan, East Java Yulianto1, Lestari Yufi Aris1, Toga Erik2, Amin Muh. Al2, Munfadlila Asef Wildan3, Ahmadi1 1Shcool of Health Sciences, Dian Husada, Mojokerto, East Java 2Shcool of Health Sciences, Banyuwangi, East Java 3Shcool of Health Sciences Bina Sehat PPNI, Mojokerto, East Java Online published on 9 January, 2019. Abstract Introduction Menopause is a natural thing that happens to every woman, Some people think that menopause is a pleasant thing and some think that menopause is sadness because of losing productive time, often women face menopause with anxiety and anxiety because menopause is identical to aging, mostly women enter the premenopausal period three to five years earlier than actual menopause. This study aims to determine the correlation concept of self with women's anxiety in the face of menopause. Method The study design used analytic observational with a partial cross-sectional approach, the independent variables in this study were self-concept and dependent anxiety, with a population of 70 respondents. The sample was 60 respondents using Probability Sampling simple random sampling technique using questionnaires. To obtain the significance level of the relationship, chi-square (x²) statistical test was performed with α = 0.05. Results The results showed that most respondents had a positive self-concept, that most respondents have experienced mild anxiety, there is a relationship of self-concept with women's fear in the face of menopause in Sampang Village, Sampang District, Madura Regency. Discussion The results of this study are expected to add insight and knowledge for respondents especially regarding self-concept and anticipate the occurrence of anxiety in the face of menopause so that they are ready to face the age of menopause. Top Keywords Anxiety, Self Concept, Menopause. Top |