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2 SURA T KETERANGAN Saya, selaku Ketua Paguyuban Lansia Gereja Katolik Kelahiran Santa Perawan Maria Surabaya, menyatakan bahwa mahasiswa bernama Dewi Setiawati benar-benar telah melakukan pengambilan data di tempat kami untuk keperluan skripsinya. n~~mikian pernyataan ini saya buat dengan sebenar-benarnya dan untuk dipergunakan sebagaimana mestinya.
3 SURAT KETERANGAN Saya, selaku Ketua Paguyuban Lansia Gereja Katolik Kristus Raja Surabaya, menyatakan bahwa mahasiswa bemama Dewi Setiawati benar-benar telah melakukan pengambilan data di tempat kami untuk keperluan skripsinya. Demikian pemyataan ini saya buat dengan sebenar-benarnya dan untuk dipergunakan sebagaimana mestinya.
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6 Reliability PUTARAN 1 Warnings The space saver method is used. That is, the covariance matrix is not calculated or used in the analysis. Case Processing Summary N Cases Valid 24 ExcludedB 0 Total 24 a. Listwise deletion based on all variables in the procedure. % 100,0,0 100,0 Reliability Statistics Cronbach's Alpha N of Items,922 40
7 Item-Total Statistics Scale Corrected Cronbach's Scale Mean if Variance if Item-Total Alpha if Item Item Deleted Item Deleted Correlation Deleted I VAR ,33 231,275,655,918 VAR ,17 233,449,577,919 VAR ,25 229,239,721,918 VAR ,08 230,775,690,918 VAR ,08 232,428,671,918 VAR ,33 235,188,531.,920 VAR ,17 234,580,575,919 VAR ,04 232,737,583,919 VAR ,63 236,766,471,920 VAR ,00 231,391,667,918 VAR ,92 230,254,678,918 VAR ,83 228,406,683,918 VAR ,92 230,949,542,920 VAR ,67 235,884,438,921 VAR ,25 245,065,099,924 VAR ,13 238,462,412,921 VAR ,00 236,522,445,921 VAR ,83 232,145,618,919 VAR ,92 234,341,550,920 VAR ,50 231,826,564,919 VAR ,58 243,123,150,924 VAR ,67 231,275,625,919 VAR ,67 231,188,628,919 VAR ,42 233,732,534,920 VAR00025 VAR ,50 245,304,060,925 81,21 246,085,056,924 VAR ,04 234,650,503,920 VAR ,04 241,781,330,922 VAR ,13 238,027,433,921 VAR ,50 246,696,030,924 VAR ,92 243,819,204,923 VAR ,88 233,505,532,920 VAR ,04 234,650,469,920 VAR ,25 234,717,533,920 VAR ,13 233,940,497,920 VAR ,33 244,232,165,923 VAR ,17 234,145,475,920 VAR ,79 241,563,189,924 VAR ,96 241,694,218,923 VAR ,00 232,957,465,921
8 Reliability PUTARAN 2 Warnings The space saver method is used. That is, the covariance matrix is not calculated or used in the analysis. Case Processing Summary N Cases Valid 24 Excludecfl 0 Total 24 a. Listwise deletion based on all variables in the procedure. % 100,0,0 100,0 Reliability Statistics Cronbach's Alpha N of Items,939 31
9 Item-Total Statistics Scale Corrected Cronbach's Scale Mean if Variance if Item-Total Alpha if Item Item Deleted Item Deleted Correlation Deleted VAR ,62 202,766,641,936 VAR ,46 204,607,572,937 VAR ,54 200,433,727,935 VAR ,37 201,201,727,935 VAR ,37 204,158,640,936 VAR ,62 204,766,597,936 VAR ,46 206,172,544,937 VAR ,33 204,145,569,937 VAR ,92 207,558,473,938 VAR ,29 201,172,733,935 VAR ,21 200,955,703,935 VAR ,12 198,810,723,935 VAR ,21 204,085,468,938 VAR ,96 208,389,368,939 VAR ,42 207,906,478,938 VAR ,29 205,955.,509,937 VAR ,12 201,505,699,935 VAR ,21 206,433,497,937 VAR ,79 204,346,507,937 VAR ,96 201,172,681,935 VAR ,96 201,433,670,936 VAR ,71 205,955,481,938 VAR ,33 204,145,569,937 VAR ,33 211,362,390,938 VAR ,42 209,210,411,938 VAR ,17 204,232,545,937 VAR ,33 203,275,567,937 VAR ,54 204,085,608,936 VAR ,42 206,514,431,938 VAR ,46 207,737,370,939 VAR ,29 204,476,448,938
10 Explore UJI NORMALIT AS Case Processing Summary Cases Valid Missil}ft Total VAR00045 N Percent N Percent N Percent KESEPIAN PUNYAPET ,0% 0,0% ,0% TIOAK PUNY A PET ,0% 0,0% ,0% Descriptives VAR00045 Statistic Std. Error KESEPIAN PUNYAPET Mean 60,64 4,008 95% Confidence Lower Bound 51,98 Interval for Mean Upper Bound 69,30 5% Trimmed Mean 59,99 Median 56,50 Variance 224,863 Std. Deviation 14,995 Minimum 42 Maximum 91 Range 49 lnterquartile Range 20 Skewness,951,597 Kurtosis,167 1,154 TIDAK PUNY A PET Mean 67,20 4,519 95% Confidence Lower Bound 56,98 Interval for Mean Upper Bound 77,42 5% Trimmed Mean 67,22 Median 70,50 Variance 204,178 Std. Deviation 14,289 Minimum 47 Maximum 87 Range 40 lnterquartile Range 28 Skewness -,080,687 Kurtosis -1,448 1,334
11 Tests of Normality Kolmogorov-Smirnov 8 VAR00045 Statistic df Sig. KESEPIAN PUNYA PET,231 14,041 TIDAK PUNY A PET,178 10,200* *.This is a lower bound of the true significance. a. Lilliefors Significance Correction Sha_piro-Wilk Statistic df Slg.,895 14,094,930 10,449 Univariate Analysis of Variance UJI HOMOGENITAS Between-subjects Factors VAR Value Label N PUNYAPET 14 2 TIDAK PUNYA PET 10 Levene's Test of Equality of Error Variancei Tests the null hypothesis that the error variance of the dependent variable is equal across groups. a. Design: lntercept+var00045 D epen d ent V ana. bl e: KESEPIAN Tests of Between-subjects Effects Type Ill Sum Source of Squares df Mean Square Corrected Model 250, ,811 Intercept 95338, ,811 VAR , ,811 Error 4760, ,401 Total , Corrected Total 5011, a. R Squared =,050 (Adjusted R Squared =,007) F 1, ,566 1,159 Sig.,293,000,293
12 NPar Tests Mann-Whitney Test Ranks KESEPIAN VAR00045 PUNYAPET TIDAK PUNY A PET Total N Mean Rank Sum of Ranks 11,29 158,00 14,20 142,00 Test Statisticsb KESEPIAN Mann-Whitney U 53,000 WilcoxonW 158,000 z -,996 Asymp. Sig. (2-tailed),319 Exact Sig. [2*(1-tailed a,341 Sig.)] Graph a. Not corrected for ties. b. Grouping Variable: VAR B l 2 ~~~Mean= Std. Dev. = N =24 0~----~-----r ~----~----~ ~ 70 ~ KESEPIAN
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