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Table 4.2. Widespread Distribution of Questionnaires
No District
Number Questionnaire
1 Teluk Segara
32 2
Muara Bangkahulu 16
3 Gading Cempaka
10 4
Ratu Samban 14
5 Selebar
12 6
Kampung Melayu 10
7 Singaran Pati
8 8
Sungai Serut 22
9 Ratu Agung
10
Total 134
Sources: Primary data, processed, 2012.
4.3. Description of Respondents
Based on the data already collected the questionnaires can look at the demographics of the respondents in the following table.
Table 4.3. Description of Respondents
No Criteria
Number Percentage
1 Gender
Male
Female 56
78 42
58 2
Age
20-30 years old
31-40 years old
41-50 years old
51 years old 27
46 41
20 20
34 30
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3 Education
Not school
Primary School
Junior High School
Senior High School
BachelorUndergraduate 13
23 30
56 12
9.7 17
22 56
8.3 Sources: Primary data processed, 2012
Views of gender, more female respondents than men. In terms of age, respondents are generally in the range of 31-50 years of age by 86 people, or 64 percent. As for the level
of education, general education level of the respondents were junior and senior high school as many as 86 people, or 78 percent.
4.4. Descriptive Statistics
Descriptive study variables as follows: Table 4.4: Descriptive Statistics of Research Variables
Variables N
Min Max
Mean Std. Deviation
Personal Characteristic 134
15 25
19.73 1.88
Organization 134
11 20
16.01 1.75
Spirit and Behavioral Entrepreneurs 134
21 35
28.38 2.34
Decision Making Process 134
22 26
23.91 0.82
Business Strategy 134
17 28
24.38 2.04
Business Performance 134
18 27
24.16 1.56
Sources: Primary data processed 2012
4.5. Hypothesis Testing 4.5.1. Hypothesis 1
Statistical tests for hypothesis 1 as follows:
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Table 4.5: Results of Multiple Linear Regression Test with Spirit and Behavioral Entrepreneurs as Dependent Variable
Variable Coefficient
Value Coefficient t-value
Sig.
Constanta α
1
21.484 7.875
0.000 Personal Characteristic
β
1
0.244 2.317
0.022 Organization
β
2
0.130 1.139
0.257 R
2
= 0.228 F = 3.423
P = 0.036 N = 134
Sources: Primary data processed, 2012
Personal characteristic variables have a significant value sig for t-test = 0.022 alpha value of 0.05 means the individual characteristics of partial and significant
influence on spirit and entrepreneurial behavior. While the variable organization institution has a significant value sig for t-test = 0.257 0.05 alpha value that an
organization institution is not partial and significant influence on life and entrepreneurial behavior. Significant value sig for F = 0.036 alpha value of 0.05
means the characteristics of individuals and organizations institutions simultaneously and significant effect on life and entrepreneurial behavior. The coefficient of
determination R
2
= 0.228 means that the characteristics of the individual and organizationalinstitutional effect of 22.8 percent against the spirit and entrepreneurial
behavior, remaining at 77.2 percent is explained by donations and other variables that are out of this research.
4.5.2. Hypothesis 2
Statistical tests for hypothesis 2 as follows: Table 4.6: Test Results of Simple Linear Regression with Decision Making Process as
Dependent Variable
Variable Coefficient
Value Coefficient
t-value Sig.
Constanta α
2
2.307 7.355
0.000 Spirit and Behavioral Entrepreneurs
β
3
0.395 1.877
0.037 R
2
= 0,479 F = 3.965
P = 0.037 N = 134
Sources: Primary data processed, 2012
Variable Spirit and entrepreneurial behavior has a significant value sig for t-test = 0.037 alpha value of 0.05 means that the spirit and entrepreneurial behavior and a
significant influence on the decision-making process.
