Chapter III
Chapter III
Chapter III
CHAPTER III
RESEARCH METHOD
vocabulary mastery, students’ self confidence and their speaking ability in 2nd
research design. The quantitative data deals primarily with numbers. Quantitative
research seeks to establish relationships among variables and look for and
speaking ability. Borg, W.R., Gall, M.D in Mohammad Adnan Latief (2014)
variables without any hint of attributing the effect of one variable on another.
among variable.
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This research had been aimed to correlate three variables. They were
students’ vocabulary mastery, students’ self confidence and their speaking ability.
There are three variables in this research, namely variable X1, variable X2and Y.
called predictor variable and one criterion variable. Predictor variable involves
involves students’ speaking ability. The data had been calculated by SPSS. 19 For
windows.
3.2.1 Population
2018 as population. Based on the data, the total numbers of the population
were 103 students and they were divided into 3 classes. Each class had
3.2.2 Sample
the result of research. It means, the representative sample will support the
Table 3.1
N n
1% 5% 10%
103 87 78 73
Department of IAIN Ponorogo were 103 students and they were the
5 % standard of error.
that gives same opportunity for each member of population that is used as
class and then the researcher get sample randomly according the numbers
of proportion.
applied to collect data about students’ speaking ability. The numbers of try
out test items to get data about student vocabulary mastery were 25 items
and the numbers of try out items to get data about self confidence were 36
items. All items still required to fulfill validity test and reliability test.
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questionnaire of self confidence for validity test and reliability test are
Table 3.2
Design instrument to collect data by vocabulary test for validity test (Tryout)
TOTAL ITEMS 25
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Table 3.3
TOTAL 36
a. Validity of Instrument
applied the enter SPSS.19 windows programs. The result of validity test
Table 3.4
this research r table was 0,590 with 5% degree of significant. From the table
Table 3.5
b. Reliability of Instrument
Table 3.6
N %
Excludeda 0 .0
Total 23 100.0
Reliability Statistics
Cronbach's
Alpha N of Items
.891 20
if the value of alpha croncbach > r table. Based on the calculation, the
result proved that the instruments were reliable and it has strong reliability
criteria. The instruments were already used to the true sample of research.
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Table 3.6
N %
Excludeda 0 .0
Total 23 100.0
Reliability Statistics
Cronbach's
Alpha N of Items
.921 27
instruments were reliable and it had very strong reliability criteria. Those
for collecting data about students’ vocabulary mastery, self confidence and
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students’ speaking ability. To clear this technique, the writer discussed the
a. Test
b. Questionnaire
collected.
with 4 answers. Scale that is used in this research is likert scale. Likert
c. Documentation
more individual.
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2. Vocabulary 5x4 20
3. Fluency 5x4 20
4. Pronunciation 5x4 20
5. Comprehension 5x4 20
Total score 100
In collecting data, the researcher required 7 weeks and it had been done some
The data that have been collected by using research instrument will be
assumption that is used in the use of the formula. By knowing the basic
formula and making calculation. Retno Widyaningrum (2011) said that the
formula and the obtained result is do not deviate from the occur certainty. This
requirement test is occurred to use of the parametric formula which the data are
normal assumed. The data have to fulfill the requirement test that is normality
test. Therefore, the researcher applied SPSS 19 for windows to find out the
normality test.
After conduct normality test, the researcher was testing hypothesis using
out correlation between two or more variable. And she also said that Multiple
the two or more variables together with other variable. The formula of Product
2. Test whether there is positive correlation between self confidence (X2) and
three hypotheses above. After getting the results from calculating hypotheses,
1. H0 = rx1y < rt
Ha = rx1y > rt
2. H0 = rx2y < rt
Ha = rx2y > rt
ability(Y)
ability(Y)