Kaedah penyelidikan &amp; analisis data SPSS

Hussin, Fauzi; Ali, Jamal; Noor, Mohd Saifoul Zamzuri

doi:10.32890/9789670474670

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“…In this study, the KMO value obtained was 0.688. This means that the total number of samples in this study is sufficient because it has a KMO (Kaiser Meyer Olkin Measure of Sampling Adequacy) value greater than 0.6 (Fauzi Hussin et al, 2014). The significance value of Bartlett's test of sphericity is (p=0.000).…”

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Integration of Principal Component Analysis (PCA) and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in Mapping Young Voter Aspirations in Sabah, Malaysia

Jafar

Maksum

Othman

2022

JPPUMA

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Young people are the largest group of voters in Sabah compared to the adults and the elderly. Therefore, the percentage of votes of young people has a great influence on the victory of a certain party. Understanding the political demands of young voters will give an advantage to a political party during the election period and the process of governing a state or country. Thus, this study aims to identify the political demands of young voters in Sabah based on the zone and parliament boundaries. A total of 1609 voters in Sabah aged 21 to 40 were interviewed through survey methods. Raw data obtained were then analyzed using Principal Component Analysis (PCA) techniques presented in the form of thematic maps using the Geography Informatics System (GIS) application. From the analysis, it was found that there are five political demands required among young voters in Sabah according to ranks, i.e., the provision of welfare assistance, high-caliber local leaders, space for political involvement, state stability, and territorial equality rights. The rankings of each of these political demands are found to vary according to the zone and parliament boundaries. For Inland Zones, especially Tenom and Pensiangan Parliaments, the ranking of political demands among young voters in this area is more focused on the aspect of providing welfare assistance. In contrast, the young voters in the Central West Zone, especially in Penampang and Putatan Parliaments, are more focused on the Regional territorial equality rights.

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“…Variables that have a loading factor value of more than 0.5 significance are grouped into new components (Hussin et al, 2014).…”

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confidence: 99%

Integration of Principal Component Analysis (PCA) and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in Mapping Young Voter Aspirations in Sabah, Malaysia

Jafar

Maksum

Othman

2022

JPPUMA

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“…The sampling method applied a stratified random sampling method. This method refers to a sample representing a population divided into different categories (Hussin & Noor, 2014). In this paper, respondents were selected from three main groups namely support staff, officers and academic staff.…”

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Factors Influencing the Intention of Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) Muslim Staffs to Perform Cash Waqf

Mokthar¹,

Bahari²

2022

IJAREMS

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This paper seeks to examine the role of religious compliance, knowledges of waqf, generosity, financial, service delivery and recommendation in influencing the intention of Universiti Sains Malaysia Muslim Staffs to perform cash waqf. Started in 2016, the Malaysian government has decided to reduce the funding allocated to public universities in Malaysia. This reduction is due to public universities high dependency on government funding in generating their income. Thus, a reduction of up to 30 percent of the normal allocation would have required public universities to find and generate their own financial resources. One of the recommended ways is through higher education waqf. Universiti Sains Malaysia only started the waqf fund in 2014 through the establishment of the USM Foundation. As USM is relatively new to higher education waqf funds, it is important to understand the factors that contribute to participation in the funds in order to further increase the fund collected. The paper is quantitative in nature and adopted survey research method to conduct the study. Questionnaire was distributed in USM Penang campus to collect the data. The analysis method involved inferential analysis using IBM SPSS version 22. The findings of the study showed generosity, service delivery, recommendation and knowledge of waqf influenced USM Muslim staff's intention to perform cash waqf. Therefore, in order to ensure the development of cash waqf funds in USM, these four factors need to be taken into account. However, this is just a preliminary study. It is proposed in the future that further studies can be done using other variables to understand the cash waqf giving behavior in USM.

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“…Cronbach alpha values for determining the reliability of the item B is 0891. According to Hussein, Ali & Zamzuri Noor (2014), the coefficient of 0.8 or higher showed good reliability of measuring instruments.…”

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Sustainable Residential College: Study on The Room Space Comfort at Public Universities Residential College in Malaysia

Buyung¹,

Shafii²

2017

IJARBSS

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This study is to assist the development of the concept of sustainable residential colleges in Malaysia. This study examines the comfort of staying in the room of public university residential colleges in Malaysia. The methodology used is through questionnaires on 2874 respondents from seven public universities in Malaysia. The questionnaire is divided into two parts, part A related to respondents' demographic that contains five question items and Part B related to comfort of the room in the residential colleges which contains 11 question items. In addition, in section B there are two sub-topics, namely the comfort on room physical space and comfort on interior equipment of the rooms' occupants. The data obtained were analysed using percentages to determine the level of the comfort in every item related questions of the rooms' occupants. Results showed that all eleven question items occupant comfort on room at a comfortable level and shows of the rooms provided by the Malaysian public university residential college meets the current needs of occupants. Comfort in occupant room is important so that residents can concentrate while doing revision and get enough rest so improve the quality of life while stay in residential colleges. As a result of this assessment, it is possible to find the current situation of the occupants of the existing accommodation facilities that will be used to develop a sustainable residential college and be more conducive and conducive in the future.

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Kaedah penyelidikan & analisis data SPSS

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Integration of Principal Component Analysis (PCA) and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in Mapping Young Voter Aspirations in Sabah, Malaysia

Integration of Principal Component Analysis (PCA) and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in Mapping Young Voter Aspirations in Sabah, Malaysia

Factors Influencing the Intention of Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) Muslim Staffs to Perform Cash Waqf

Sustainable Residential College: Study on The Room Space Comfort at Public Universities Residential College in Malaysia

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