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154 Y atas X
1
30 0,0783
0,161 0,187
Normal Y atas X
2
30 0,0965
0,161 0,187
Normal Based on the calculation, it can
be concluded that all the null hypothesis H
which reads sample come from populations with normal
distribution can not be rejected, in other words all the samples were
chosen from the population in normally distribution.
Research Hypothesis
Hypothesis testing
is performed in order to test the
correlation between variables also to know how big the correlation
between independent variables with the dependent variable.There are
three
hypotheses have
been formulated and tested empirically in
this study, namely: 1 There is a positive relationship
between socioeconomic status with food pattern.
2 There is a positive relationship between family culture with food
patterns. 3 There is a positive relationship
between socioeconomic status and family culture with food
pattern.
1. First Hypothesis
The research hypotheses were tested
formulated as
follows: there is positive
relationship between socioeconomic status with food pattern.
The statistical
hypothesis is
formulated as follows: H
:
y1
H
1
:
y1
The result of the calculation as
the hypothesis testing
attachment, shows that the regression equation that occurs between Y on
X
1
is Y = a + bX
1.
Based on the results of these calculations also
obtained regression coefficient b = 1.31 and constant a = 65.20. Thus the
form
of the
relationship between socioeconomic status
with food patterns indicated by linear
regression equation is y = 65.20 + 1,31X
1.
2. Second Hypothesis
The research hypotheses were tested
formulated as
follows: there is Positive
relationships between family cultures with food patterns .
Hypotesis are statistically formulated as follows:
H :
y2
H
1
:
y2
The result of the calculation as the hypothesis testing attachment,
shows that the regression equation that occurs between Y on X
2
is Y = a + bX
2.
Based on these calculations also obtained regression coefficient b
= 0.66 and constant a = 61.82. Thus the relationship between the family
International Conference Semarang Early Childhood Research and Educational Talks
Semarang, Indonesia 13
– 14 May 2016
Semarang Early Childhood
Research and
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155 cultures with food patterns indicated
by linear regression equation is y = 61.82 + 0.66X
2.
3. Third Hypothesis
The research hypotheses were tested
formulated as
follows: there is positive
relationship between socioeconomic status and family culture with food
pattern.
The statistical hypothesis is formulated as follows:
H : R
y.12
H
1
: R
y.12
The result of the calculation as the hypothesis testing attachment,
shows that the multiple regression equation that occurs between Y on
X
1
and X
2
is Y = a + b
1
X
1
+ b
2
X
2.
Statistical analysis of the results
also obtained
multiple regression coefficient b
1
b
2
of 0.74 and 0.34
with a
constant intercept of 45.04. Thus
the relationship between the two independent variables with food
pattern shown by multiple regression equation by an equation Y = 28.63 +
1,03X
1
+ 0,47X
2
which implies
that: If there is an increase of one
unit on the socio-economic status and to control for the family culture,
then the increase is followed by a rise of 1.03 units in the food pattern.
If there is an increase of one unit on the family culture and to
control for socioeconomic status, then the increase is followed by a
rise of 0.47 units in the food pattern.
1.
The Relationship between Socio-Economic Status with
Food pattern Results of testing in the first
hypothesis can be concluded that there is a positive relationship
between socioeconomic status with food pattern, which resulted in a
correlation coefficient of 0.620 obtained t
count
= 4.18 is greater than t
table
= 2.76 at α = 0.01. The conclusion shows that the higher of
the socioeconomic status rises the food pattern.
X
1
X
2
Y
R
y.12
= 0,723 r
1y
= 0,620
r
2y
= 0,561
International Conference Semarang Early Childhood Research and Educational Talks
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– 14 May 2016
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