Technique of Data Analysis Trustworthiness

Table 1. The Occurrence of Addition and Omission No. Method Frequency Percentage 1. Addition 12 30 2. Omission 10 25 3. Total 22 100 The researcher finds 22 cases from 40 of the data using additions and omission techniques. Addition techniques are the most occurrences in the translation process, i.e. twelve cases of data 30. Omission is the second place with ten cases or 25. Table 2. Degree of Meaning of the Expressions translated with Addition and Omission No Degree of Meaning Frequency Percentage 1. Equivalent Meaning 40 100 2. Non-equivalent Meaning Total 40 100 In the degree of meaning, equivalence meaning is the most significant. To be more specific, the researcher is separated the equivalent degree into four different categories. First category is fully equivalence. It can be seen from the table below that almost a half of data is fully equivalence. There are eighteen cases or 45 that occurs in this research. Second is partly equivalence that divided into increased meaning with twelve cases or 30 and decreased meaning with ten cases or 25 of the data. Third is different with no case or 0. Lastly, no meaning is no case or 0 of the data. Table 3. The Degree of Meaning Equivalence No. Meaning Equivalence Frequency Percentage 1. Equivalence Fully Equivalent meaning 18 45 2. Partly Equivalent Increased meaning 12 30 Decreased meaning 10 25 3. Non- equivalence Different - - 4. No meaning - - Total 40 100 The researcher divides each of the two types into subcategories to analyze the data. The addition types consist of six classifications: a. explanation of terms, b. addition of information for specification purpose, c. addition information due to the shift of voice, d. addition information due to the alteration of world classes, e. amplification from implicit to explicit status and f. addition of categories. In table 4 below, it can be seen that the most types that occur is addition of categories with six cases. Second, it is amplification from No. The Kinds of Omission Frequency 1. Simply omitting the information 7 2. Omission of double expression 2 3. Specification of reference 4. Omission of conjunction and transitional 1 implicit to explicit status is five cases. Third, it is addition of information for specification purpose that occurs two times. Table 4.The Types of Addition No. The types of addition Frequency 1. Explanation of terms 2. Addition of information for specification purpose 2 3. Addition information due to the shift of voice 4. Addition of information due to the alteration of word classes 5. Amplification from implicit to explicit status 5 6. Addition of categories 6 Omission types fall into four subcategories: a. simply omitting the information, b. omission of double expression, c. specification of reference, and d. omission of conjunction and transitional. Table 5.The types of omission