Observation Instruments and Data Gathering Technique
26 agreement chosen as the way to summarzie the data in a frequency distribution.
The scoring of the questionnaire is presented as follows.
Table 3.1 Scoring Grade for t he Students’ Questionnaire
Scale Score Positive
Statement Score Negative
statement Strongly Agree
4 1
Agree 3
2 Disagree
2 3
Strongly Disagree 1
4
The participants were expected to tick √ on the column provided based
on their own choices in order to let the writer know what their choices were. The writer calculated all of the scores of each statement and processed the total scores
as the result in percentage. Certain formula was used to calculate the results and described interpreted form of numbers into words. The result was in the form of
numbers and would be processed using the formula to attain the percentage data. The formula that the researcher used is presented as follows.
Known as: =
The number of students based on the degree of agreement =
The number of all students.
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27 In other words, through this formula the researcher found the result by
counting how many research participants ch ose „strongly agree‟, „agree‟,
„disagree‟ and also „strongly disagree‟ for every statement. The percentage result delivered as a final result to answer every problem in order to show the final
conclusion. The data analysis methods are presented on the table below.
Table 3.2 Data Analysis of Questionnaire
No. Of Questionnaire
item Degree of Agreement
Strongly disagree
Disagree Agree
Strongly agree
1. 2.
3. 4.
5. Etc.