Co-relational Method Research Articles

HUBUNGAN LAYANAN BIMBINGAN INFORMASI KARIR DENGAN KEMATANGAN PERENCANAAN KARIR SANTRI KELAS XII

Adolescents of SMA/Aliyah class XII are individuals who are considered adults and can be better prepared to face the world of work or career. However, some of these teenagers have not received counseling services optimally, especially career guidance, this is because many schools still ignore the function of counseling services which result in unpreparedness in understanding careers optimally. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of career information guidance services on career planning maturity of class XII students at MA Darunna’im Lebak-Banten. This research method uses the Quantitative Corelational method. And is population study, with a total of 92 students from class XII Madrasah Aliyah Darunna’im Kalanganyar, Lebak, Banten.

PENGARUH KINERJA GURU DAN SARANA PRASARANA BELAJAR TERHADAP HASIL BELAJAR SISWA SMP NEGERI SE-KOTA CIREBON

The purposes of the study are to find out: The influence of teachers’ perfomance and learning facilities to the students’ achievement at SMP Negeri Se-Kota Cirebon. The influence of teachers’ perfomance to the students’ achievement at SMP Negeri Se-Kota Cirebon. The influence of learning facilities to the students’ achievement at SMP Negeri Se-Kota Cirebon. The researh uses descriptive corelational method. The population is 99 sosial science teachers at SMP Negeri Se-Kota Cirebon. The results of the research are: There is positive influence of teachers’ perfomance and learning facilities to the students’ achievement at SMP Negeri Se-Kota Cirebon. There is positive influence of teachers’ perfomance to the students’ achievement at SMP Negeri Se-Kota Cirebon. There is positive influence of learning facilities to the students’ achievement at SMP Negeri Se-Kota Cirebon. Keywords : Teachers’ Perfomance, Learning Facilities and the Students’ Achievement

PENTINGNYA KELEKATAN IBU MEMBANGUN KECERDASAN SOSIAL EMOSIONAL ANAK USIA 5 – 6 TAHUN

The problem in this study is the attitude of children who show that they are still concerned with their own interests. The study aims to analyze the relationship between maternal attahment and social emotional intellegence of children aged 5 – 6 years. This research uses quantitative research with corelational method. The research sample was taken using a random sampling technique or a random technique as many as 130 respondens in Kindergarten (TK) Kalianda District, Lampung Province. Analysis of the data used is product moment coreelation. The results showed a correlation of 0,762 which means that there is a strong relationship between attachment to the mother and the emotional social intelligence of children aged 5 – 6 years.

SERVANT LEADERSHIP AND ORGANIZATIONAL CITIZENSHIP BEHAVIOR OF SCHOOL HEADS

The purpose of this study was to determine the domain in servant leadership that significantly influenced organizational citizenship behavior. The researcher employed quantitative research design utilizing the non-experimental, co-relational method of research as the data collection instrument. Specifically, it determined if servant leadership significantly influenced organizational citizenship behavior. The instrument used was the Or-ganizational Citizenship Behavior Questionnaire (OCBQ) to measure the dependent variable and Servant Leader-ship Scale to measure the independent variable and was validated by experts. The respondents of the study were the public elementary school teachers. Findings reveal that among the level of servant leadership, organizational stewardship was very high and when it comes to organizational citizenship behavior, only sportsmanship was moderate. There is a significant relationship between servant leadership and organizational citizenship behavior and among the domains of servant leadership, emotional healing, wisdom and organizational stewardship significantly influenced the organizational citizenship of school heads.

Relationship of Internet Addiction with Psychological Distress and Emotional Intelligence among university students

The present study explored the relationship of emotional intelligence and psychological distress with internet addiction. The participants were 200 individuals from different universities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi, who were active internet users in their daily life. A co-relational method was used in order to obtain the quantitative analysis of the relationship between the three variables. The Internet Addiction Test (Young, 1998), Wong and Law Emotional Intelligence Scale (Wong et al., 2007) and the Depression Anxiety Stress Scale-21were used. The results supported the hypothesis that there is a relationship between internet addiction, psychological distress and emotional intelligence among internet users.

The Social Media Among a Sample Of Students Of Alfashir University - Faculty of Education

The study aimed to detect to which extent the disparity of social media among a sample of students of Alfashir University - Faculty of Education. Moreover, it aimed to detect the differences according to gender, specialty and age variables. The researcher used the descriptive co-relational method and social media measure prepared by Algamdi (2017). The sample reached 300 students randomly class chosen and who represent science and humanitarian Departments. The findings disclosed that there are variables in using the social media whereas What-sap and Face-book reached the highest percentage; then the Black-berry, Twiter, instegram and chat; there are no significant statistical differences in using the social media according to gender and specialty variable; there are variables according to age. The study reached some recommendations and suggestions based on the findings that are mentioned at the end of the study.

HUBUNGAN PENGETAHUAN BANTUAN HIDUP DASAR TERHADAP TINGKAT MOTIVASI MAHASISWA DALAM MENOLONG PASIEN HENTI JANTUNG PADA MAHASISWA PRODI NERS TINGKAT III STIKES SANTA ELISABETH MEDAN

The knowledge of basic life assistance becomes a fundamental matter of handling victims suffering from cardiac arrest. With the knowledge of basic life assistance and supported by the motivation of rescuer in handling victims suffering from cardiac arrest, it is expected that the mortality rate of cardiac arrest incident frequently occurring particularly outside the hospital may be reduced significantly. Goals : The research aimed to know the connection between the knowledge of basic life assistance and the motivation level of students in helping patients suffering from cardiac arrest in prodi ners level III students of STIKes Santa Elisabeth Medan. Methods : The research design used the corelational descriptive method, with the number of samples being 75 respondents. Result : The results of research showed that the knowledge of students on basic life assistance was good (100%) and the level of motivation in helping patients suffering from cardiac arrest was high (100%). From the results of Spearmen rank, the value of p=0.000 (p<0.05) and the correlation coefficient of 0.997 were obtained, meaning that there was a strong connection between the knowledge of basic life assistance and the motivation level of students in helping patients suffering from cardiac arrest in prodi ners level III students of STIKes Santa Elisabeth Medan. Conclution : It is expected that students would maintain good knowledge of basic life assistance and their motivation would be increasingly higher to perform basic life assistance in patients suffering from cardiac arrest.

Organizational justice, Psychological contract and Organizational commitment of bank employees in Region XI

The purpose of the study is to investigate the influence of Organizational Justice and Psychological Contract on Organizational Commitment among employees of Rural Banks in Davao Provinces. The research used Descriptive- Co-relational survey method and is based on the universal sampling of 12 Rural Banks with samples of 190 respondents. The data analyses were done through the use of descriptive Statistics, Pearson Product-Moment Correlation, and Multiple Regression. The major findings of the study are concluded as follows: The organizational justice, psychological contract and organizational commitment of bank employees are moderately positive. Organizational justice and psychological contract significantly influence organizational commitment.<div> </div><strong>Keywords:</strong> Business Administration, organizational justice, psychological contract, rural banks, descriptive-correlational, Davao Provinces, Philippines

Intensive Care Unit Physician's Attitudes on Do Not Resuscitate Order in Palestine.

Background:There is some ambiguity concerning the do-not-resuscitate (DNR) orders in the Arabic world. DNR is an order written by a doctor, approved by the patient or patient surrogate, which instructs health care providers to not do CPR when cardiac or respiratory arrest occurs. Therefore, this research study investigated the attitudes of Intensive Care Unit physicians and nurses on DNR order in Palestine.Materials and Methods:A total of 123 males and females from four different hospitals voluntarily participated in this study by signing a consent form; which was approved by the Ethical Committee at Birzeit University and the Ministry of Health. A non-experimental, quantitative, descriptive, and co-relational method was used, the data collection was done by a three page form consisting of the consent form, demographical data, and 24 item-based questionnaire based on a 5-point-Likert scale from strongly agree (score 1) to strongly disagree (score 5).Results:The Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) software program version 17.0 was used to analyze the data. Finding showed no significant relationship between culture and opinion regarding the DNR order, but religion did. There was statistical significance difference between the physicians’ and nurses’ religious beliefs, but there was no correlation. Moreover, a total of 79 (64.3%) physicians and nurses agreed with legalizing the DNR order in Palestine.Conclusion:There was a positive attitude towards the legalization of the DNR order in Palestine, and culture and religion did not have any affect towards their attitudes regarding the legalization in Palestine.

Manpower Training Programmes and Workers Job Retention in Nigerian Banking Industry

This study examined the nexus between manpower training programmes and workers job retention in Nigeria banking industry. The study adopts a co-relational survey method in which self-administered questionnaire and personal observation were used. One hundred and twenty samples were drawn from four branches each from the two selected commercial banks in Lagos State, Nigeria. Data were analyzed using regression, correlation and t-test analysis. The finding revealed that manpower training programmes has direct influence on job retention. Also, the finding established that out of the six (6) manpower training programmes carried out in the study, only two (labour relations skill and interpersonal treatment skill training) significantly influence workers job retention in Nigerian banking industry. Thus, the study concluded that quality manpower training programmes helps in determining the faith of workers in the face of job retrenchment especially those who possessed indispensable skills needed for organizational competitiveness and success.

The Impact of Structural Competence towards Speaking Competence of the Fourth Semester Students of English Department

This paper tries to define any impact of structural competence towards speaking competence. In this research, the writer used descriptive co-relational method. It was used to describe whether there was an impact between two variables, i.e. structural competence (X) as independent variable and speaking competence (Y) as dependent variable. The subject of study was the fourth semester students of English department of Tarbiyah Faculty IAIN Walisongo Semarang. After the data had been analyzed, it was found that there was significant impact of structural competence especially in appropriateness. It helped students to arrange words into sentences that they utter. Keywords :Structural Competence; Speaking Competence

The Impact of Structural Competence towards Speaking Competence of the Fourth Semester Students of English Department

This paper tries to define any impact of structural competence towards speaking competence. In this research, the writer used descriptive co-relational method. It was used to describe whether there was an impact between two variables, i.e. structural competence (X) as independent variable and speaking competence (Y) as dependent variable. The subject of study was the fourth semester students of English department of Tarbiyah Faculty IAIN Walisongo Semarang. After the data had been analyzed, it was found that there was significant impact of structural competence especially in appropriateness. It helped students to arrange words into sentences that they utter. Keywords :Structural Competence; Speaking Competence

Designing the conceptual model of social responsibility of the Azad University by public relation role

This research has been designed and compiled to create proper ground to identify the role of the Islamic Azad University (IAU) public relation to achieve its responsibility goals. The main purpose of this research was to identify the role of the IAU public relation to achieve its responsibility goals. Also, the role of the IAU public relation in social responsibility is related to university manpower, business, social, governmental and environmental factors. The statistical society of this research includes managers and employees of public relation of 30 units of IAU, professors, and students of communication and media major in big units of Tehran. This research method is co-relational method because it identifies the relation between public relation of IAU as an independent variable and social responsibility as dependent variable, and identifies the size and extent of it. The research findings indicated that, public relation of IAU has relations with indexes such as personal experience, managerial challenges, financial sources, conceptual and attitudinal challenges, environmental factors, and technological changes and has a direct role in presenting information to internal and external organization audience in regard to social responsibility of IAU. Encouraging audience to partake beneficial activities that IAU provides such as presenting proper educational services, evaluating the needs of addressees, presenting beneficial services to audience of the society and Public relation of the Azad University by utilizing active responding mechanisms to addressees, has an influential role in distributing social responsibility culture, increasing social cooperation, creating mechanized systems for searching requests, preserving the environment, natural resources and energy management, and also has positive role in performing responsibilities and goals of IAU in regard to man power, social, governmental-environmental factors, and factors which are related to business. Key words: Social responsibility of organization, public relation, Islamic Azad University, audience.

Performance of School Principal at State Islamic Senior High School in Ex-Surakarta Region

<p><em>Thi</em><em>s research aims to identify the percentage of the influence of school Organization and motivation atmosphere on Principal’s performance at Madrasah Aliyah (state Islamic senor high school). This study employs a co-relational survey method. Results of the research show that: (1) average performance of the school principals is good especially on doing their main job and function; (2) the atmosphere of school organization influence significantly on the principal’s performance, the percentage of this influence to Principal performance is 71.30%; (3) work motivation affects significantly to principal performance, the percentage of this influence to principal’s performance is 73.80%; (4) Both school organization atmosphere and work motivation are significantly influential to principal’s performance, the percentage of these to principal’s performance is 78.70%, and (5) work motivation variable is the strongest contribution to influence principal’s performance at 51.60%.</em></p>

P03-214 - Anxiety sensitivity depending on presence of positive symptoms in psychosis

IntroductionAn important corpus of scientist evidence is linking psychotic activity and anxiety-related processes (Freeman and Garety, 2003).ObjectivesWe intended to assess differences in Anxiety Sensitivity dimensions between patients diagnosed by psychosis with and without positive symptoms.MethodsParticipants: 49 patients with DSM psychosis diagnosis (42 men and 7 women; mean age: 40), who attended a Mental Health Rehabilitation Service in 2008, of whom 24 patients had positive symptomatology.Design, materials and procedure: A Cross-sectional design (one measurement) for a co-relational method of comparison between groups.We used the Spanish validated Anxiety Sensitivity lndex-3 -ASI 3- (Sandîn et al, 2007), a 18-item Likert self-report that assesses fears of anxious symptoms. It presents a hierarchical structure (a general factor and three subscales -Physical, Cognitive and Social Concerns-). It's also used the first and third items (delusions and hallucinatory behaviour) of The Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale -PANSS- (Kay, Opler and Lindenmayer, 1988) to detect positive symptoms.ResultsPatients with positive symptoms showed a higher sensitivity to cognitive (z = -3.22, p < 0.01) and social anxiety (z = -2.66, p < 0.01), as well as higher punctuations in ASI-total (z = -2.91, p < 0.01), than patients without positive symptoms.ConclusionsPatients with positive symptoms show significant fears of symptoms of different anxious domains (ASI-total) with regard to patients without this kind of symptomatology. Specially, they are worried about the possibility that concentration difficulties and restlessness lead to mental incapacitation (ASI-cognitive) and about social reactions before their own publicly observable anxiety manifestations (ASI-social).

P03-329 - Relationship between positive symptoms and anxiety sensitivity in psychosis: A research centered on the symptom

IntroductionResearching from a symptom approach avoids possible spurious associations, given the co-occurrence of symptoms in a disorder (Costello, 1992). Here, we deepen the evidenced relationships among anxiety, delusions and hallucinations.ObjectivesWe intended to assess differences in Anxiety Sensitivity dimensions between patients with psychosis depending on presence/absence of hallucinations and/or delusions.Methods/ participants49 patients with DSM psychosis diagnosis (42 men and 7 women; mean age: 40), who attended a Mental Health Rehabilitation Service in 2008, of whom 7 only deluded, 6 only hallucinated, 11 deluded-hallucinated and the remaining 25 neither hallucinated nor deluded.Design, materials and procedureA Cross-sectional design (one measurement) for a co-relational method of comparison between groups.We used the Spanish validated Anxiety Sensitivity lndex-3 -ASI 3- (Sandín et al., 2007), a 18-item Likert self-report that assesses fears of anxious symptoms. It presents a hierarchical structure (a general factor and three subscales -Physical, Cognitive and Social Concerns-). It's also used the first and third items (delusions and hallucinatory behaviour) of The Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale -PANSS- (Kay, Opler and Lindenmayer, 1988) to detect positive symptoms.ResultsAll analysis were accepted at p < .05. Patients only hallucinators showed a higher anxiety sensitivity in Social Subscale than non-hallucinative/non-delusional patients; the former presented lower punctuations in ASI-total and ASI-cognitive than patients with hallucinations and delusions. The latter showed a higher anxiety sensitivity in Cognitive Subscale than patients who only deluded.ConclusionsIt's hypothetized that both delusional and hallucinative activity is necessary for emergence of cognitive anxiety sensitivity.

P03-301 - Anxiety sensitivity in patients with psychosis regarding a non-clinical sample

IntroductionThere is increasing empirical evidence that links the classical separated psychopathological spectrums neurosis and psychosis. In this sense, anxiety is a factor for delusional/hallucinative development and maintenance (Freeman and Garety, 2003).ObjectivesWe intended to assess differences in Anxiety Sensitivity dimensions between patients with psychosis and a non-clinical sample.MethodsParticipants: 49 patients with DSM psychosis diagnosis (42 men and 7 women; mean age: 40), who attended a Mental Health Rehabilitation Service in 2008, were compared with a non-clinical sample (n = 582) from another study (Sandín, Valiente, Chorot and Santed, 2007).Design, materials and procedureA Cross-sectional design (one measurement) for a co-relational method of comparison between groups.We used the Spanish validated Anxiety Sensitivity Index-3 -ASI 3- (Sandín et al., 2007), a 18-item Likert self-report that assesses fears of anxious symptoms. It presents a hierarchical structure (a general factor and three subscales -Physical, Cognitive and Social Concerns-). It's also used the first and third items (delusions and hallucinatory behaviour) of The Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale -PANSS- (Kay, Opler and Lindenmayer, 1988) to detect positive symptoms.ResultsPatients present a higher anxiety sensitivity in the General Factor (t = 2.06, p < 0.05) and Cognitive Subscale (t = 3.91, p < 0.001) than nonpatient sample.ConclusionsPatients with psychosis show significant fears of symptoms of different anxious domains (ASI-total) regarding a non-clinical sample. Particularly, they are worried about the possibility that concentration difficulties and restlessness lead to mental incapacitation (ASI-cognitive).

Voters' Participation to the Election Activities on October 29, 2007 in the Selected Urban Barangays in Ozamiz City

The choice of the people for their representatives or leaders play significant role for the development, progress and general welfare of the people in a certain community. The selection of political leaders by people represents the very basis of democratic governance. Voting is a highly valued political activity. Political participation is an avenue for the people to have their representatives. The purpose of this study is to determine the level of interest of the electorate to participate in the election activities like to vote, attend political rallies of candidates to listen their platforms, plan to join groups working for orderly and clean elections, put up posters for politicians, actively campaign for a political candidate, watch the counting of votes as private citizen, watchers for a political candidate, be the member of the Board of Election Inspectors. The descriptive - corelational method was utilized in this study. Our study indicates that there were significant relationships between the males' and females' level of participation to the election activities as determined by them.