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scale, and the religiosity scale. Respondents were asked to respond the scale that
contains a number of items given based on the perceived real circumstances of
each respondent. Each item uses Likert scale consisting of five alternative
answers. The scale consists of five choices of answers: very suitable, suitable,
neutral, not suitable, and very not suitable.
The study was conducted on July 12 - July 28, 2017. Researchers
distributed the scales to sub units of work in a state forest corporation. From
the 164 data subjects, 45 of them processed as tried-out measuring instrument,
119 data subject used as data analysis research. The work stress scale that used
after the try out has an alpha cronbach coefficient at 0.907. Job insecurity scale
has alpha cronbach coefficient at 0.884. And the scale of religiosity has alpha
cronbach coefficient at 0.942.
Result
Data on the demographic composition of the subjects in this study are described
in the following table:
Table 1.
Subject Demographic Composition
Demography Data Amount Percentage
Gender
Male 119 100 %
Female 0 0%
Age < 40 years old 32 26,9 %
40 – 50 years old 75 63 %
> 50 years old 12 10,1 %
2 – 15 years 29 24,4 %
Work experience
16 - 25 years 77 64,7 %
.
> 25 years 13 10,9 %
the result of descriptive analysis shows that the research subject in field has
empirical mean work stress and job insecurity (work stress 53,02; job insecurity
44,06) lower than hypothetical mean (work stress 66; job insecurity 45). While
the empirical mean of religiosity (156.35) is higher than the hypothetical mean
(111).