The Effect of Self-Efficacy, Motivation, and Independence to the Entrepreneurial Intention

Abstract

The study aims to test the model of research that has been constructed based on existing theories, with various considerations whether the model entered could be applied or implemented in further research. The Total sampling used in this study was 200 respondents. Then the techniques used in this research are purposive sampling and data engineering to collect data with 5 score Likert scales or points. The results of the analysis data were calculated using SPSS and Amos version 23.0. The results of the discussion stated that the self efficacy variable has a critical ratio (CR) Value of 1,084 0.05, the motivation variable has a critical ratio value (CR) of 1,569 0.05, while the independence variable has a critical ratio value (CR) of 5,185 > 1.96 and P 0.000 < 0.05. Therefore, self efficacy and motivation variables have a negative impact on entrepreneurial intentions and the hypothesis rejected, while independence variables have a positive and significant impact on entrepreneurial intentions and the hypothesis approved.