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This document is a research proposal that examines the relationship between job stress and job performance among employees at Taj International College. It discusses findings from a questionnaire distributed to degree students, including frequency statistics on respondent demographics and reliability/correlation/regression analyses of convenience, easy access, and online purchase intention variables. Key findings indicate most respondents were female, aged 22-25, from the Business Management faculty, and convenience and easy access had a moderate positive correlation with online purchase intention.

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Example of UITM Research Method Slide

This document is a research proposal that examines the relationship between job stress and job performance among employees at Taj International College. It discusses findings from a questionnaire distributed to degree students, including frequency statistics on respondent demographics and reliability/correlation/regression analyses of convenience, easy access, and online purchase intention variables. Key findings indicate most respondents were female, aged 22-25, from the Business Management faculty, and convenience and easy access had a moderate positive correlation with online purchase intention.

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RESEARCH PROPOSAL

FAIZ HAKIM BIN ABDUL HALIM

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN JOB STRESS AND JOB


PERFORMANCE AMONG EMPLOYEES IN TAJ
INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE

KBM2466A
FINDING AND ANALYSIS
• The chapter emphasize the finding that
researcher gain from the collection
questionnaire that distribute to the degree
student at UiTM Kedah.
• Represented in statistical form.
FREQUENCY

• Male gender variable would be 32 and its percentage is 21.9%


while the frequency for female gender would be 114 and its
percentage is 78.1%.
• Female respondent is greater than male respondent
FREQUENCY

• 18-21 years old is 10 while its percentage is 6.8%, for 22-25


years old, its frequency would be 135 and its percentage is
92.6%, then for 26-29 years old, its frequency would be 1 and its
percentage is 0.7%
• There is more respondent from the age of 22-25 years old.
FREQUENCY
• For semester 2 and 3 variable would be 5 and their percentage is 3.4 %.
• The frequency for semester 4 would be 1 and its percentage is 0.7%.
• The frequency for semester 5 would be 122 and its percentage would be
83.6% while
• For semester 6 its frequency would be 13 and its percentage would be
8.9%.
• Respondent come mostly from semester 5 among those 6 semester.
FREQUENCY
• The frequency for faculty of Accountancy would be 24 and its percentage is 16.4%.
• The frequency for faculty of Art & Design would be 2 and its percentage would be 1.4%.
• For faculty of Administration Science & Policy Studies, its frequency would be 21 and its
variable is 14.4%.
• For faculty of Business Management, its frequency is 83 and its percentage is 56.8%.
• For the faculty of Information Management, its frequency is 16 and its percentage would be
11%.
• It shows that the highest number of respondent comes from the faculty of business
management.
RELIABILITY ANALYSIS RESULTS
Variable Number of items Item dropped Cronbach Alpha

Convenience 3 - 0.798
Easy Access 4 - 0.818
Online Purchase Intention 3 - 0.834

• The cronbach alpha for convenience would be


0.798 which is considered acceptable.
• The cronbach alpha for easy access would be
0.818 which is considered good.
• The cronbach alpha would be 0.834 which is
considered good.
DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS
Variable Mean Standard Deviation

Convenience 3.9224 0.56736

Easy Access 3.8955 0.55145

Online Purchase Intention 3.9087 0.65801

• The mean for convenience is 3.9224


• The mean for easy access is 3.8955.
• For online purchase intention is 3.9087.
• Standard deviation for the variables of
convenience, easy access and online purchase
intention is 0.56736, 0.55145, 0.65801
respectively
CORRELATION ANALYSIS
TOTCON TOTEA TOTOPI
TOTCON Pearson Correlation 1

Sig. (2-tailed) 146

TOTEA Pearson Correlation .698** 1 .

Sig. (2-tailed) .000 146

N 146

TOTOPI Pearson Correlation .447** .460** 1

Sig. (2-tailed) .000 .000 146

N 146 146
CORRELATION ANALYSIS
• A Perfect positive correlation between the variables,
represented by 1.0 (plus 1) or a perfect negative
correlation, which would be -1.0 (minus 1).
• There is a positively moderate correlation (p= 0.698) or
substantial relationship between the total easy access
and total convenience
• Total online purchase intention have a moderate
correlation (p= 0.447)
• All variable has a significant relationship at the 0.01 level
REGRESSION ANALYSIS DIRECT
Dependent variable
Usage

Independent variables
Convenience 0.246**
Easy access 0.288**

F value 22.870
R² 0.242
Adjusted R² 0.232
REGRESSION ANALYSIS DIRECT
• .The R² of 0.242 implies that all the indipendent variable
explain 24 percent of the variance in dependent variable
• Then 75.8 percent of the variance in the dependent
variable is not explained by the independent variable in
this study
• Convenience and easy access. Adjustment of R-squared
penalize the additional of 0.232 unit of independent
variable (Ivs) to the model
• F-test is significant at p<0.05. Hence the regression
model predicts the dependent variable significantly well.
It also indicates good fit for the data.

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