Hubungan Antara Penerimaan Kelompok Teman Sebaya dengan Prestasi Akademik Mahasiswa Pada Fakultas Ekonomi Universitas Negeri Jakarta

Abstract

This research was purposed to obtain valid and reliable data about whether the peer group acceptance correlation with academic achievement.Data were collected using a survey on 78  students of  Accounting Education Student at  Faculty of Economics, Universitas Negeri Jakarta with a sampling technique using propotionate random sampling.  The survey was conducted  by  distributing  questionnaires  to  the samples who have determined. Scores of self – report peer group acceptance  report  obtained  by giving questionnaires with Likert type scale. While the academic achievement is  used  toindex the value of a Grade Point Average (GPA) students of the semester for about 5 semesters 089 – 093 during the academic year  2008 to 2011 of every subject.  The regression equation in this research is Ŷ = 2.236 + 0.011X. From this equation, test requirements  analysis conducted by the normality test error estimate the regression of Y on X obtained by test Liliefors  Lo <0.1003). It mean the data are normally distributed. On the linearity The regression test we got the result Fh < 1.84) which can be concluded  that the regression  model is linear. As for the  meaningful  test  obtained  Fh>Ft (23.58 > 4.00) which indicates  that  the regression equation is meaning. The test results by using the  correlation coefficient of Pearson product moment values obtained rxy=0.494. This means there is a positive correlation between peer group acceptance with the academic achievement of students  at Faculty of Economics, University of Jakarta.  From the  test  calculations obtained thitung> ttable, is 4956>1.69 indicating a significant correlation between variable X that is peer group acceptance a variable Y that is  academic achievement. From the results obtained by calculating the coefficient of determination 24.4%  so it can be said  that the academic achievement  variable  Y  is determined by the variable  X  peer group acceptance of 24.4%.