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RESEARCH METHOD
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3.2.2. Sample
Sample is a small population or a population select for observation and analysis (Bests,
2009) in Ngongo. Nunan (1992:232) said that sample is a subset of individuals or cases
within a population. Base on the definition above, the writer used quota samplingsuggest by
Kish, (1965: 36). Quota sampling apply which is take 30 students to doing a research, so the
writer 30 students from one Class of First Grade of Social Program in Academic Year
2014/2015 at SMA N 1 Kupang Barat that is (X IPS 6). The writer had taken them as a
sample in doing this research.
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Research Procedure
In applying a procedure of research, the writer gives a series of activity. Those activities are
as follows:
1. The writer Chooses30 studentsof first Grade of Social Program by using quota sampling
(X social 6).
2. The writer preparingtext of reading comprehension test and sentence patterns test.
3. The writer distributesthe intermediate text for reading comprehension and sentence
patterns.
4. The writer can test the students.
5. The writer scoringthe students.
6. The writer analyzingthe gained data/result by using Pearson Product Formula.
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3.5.
The research can meaningless without data analysis because the research will not achieve
aim of the study (Ngongo (2009: 95). From the statement above, the writer uses descriptive
quantitative method to analyze the gained data. In order to get the research, there is a formula
suggest by Pearson (1995:128) in analyzing the data.
The technique which is obviously statistical technique used to analyze the obtain data in
this research in analyzing correlation which aim to reveal or see correlation between the two
variables. The formula is applying to find out the coefficient correlation as the third formula
of Pearsons moment product. To analyze the data the writer use the formula suggested by
Pearson Product Moment Correlation Formula as follow:
Rxy=
Where:
Rxy
x
n xy x . y
n x 2( x ) 2 n y 2( y) 2
= index correlational of variable x and y
= total of variable X
y =total of variable Y
x2 = total of variable x that have been squared.
y2= total of variable y that have been squared
xy = multiplied number of variable x and y
(x)2
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1. Whether there is any correlation: it is point out of the number after coma (,). If the
number is less until four number after commas (,) (example 0,0002). thus it can be
considered that the number of variable x (score of sentence patterns) and Y (score of
reading comprehension)
2. The way correlation: is the way to show sequence among the number of variable X (score
of sentence patterns) and variable Y (score of reading comprehension).
The extent of correlation is measuredby figure between 1.00.Perfect positive correlation
would result in a score of 1.000, perfect negative correlation would result in a score of000.1
3. The degree of correlation: it is about the number that show strong weak correlation,
more /less sequence of correlation among sentence patterns knowledge and their
achievement to reading comprehension ability
The first step is to find out the students score in sentence patterns and reading
comprehension using table of scores, the table has three columns, they are:
X
=sample of student.
The second step is to find out the linear correlation coefficient between x and y variables
and finally is to find out the correlation coefficient between sentence patterns and reading
comprehension using the formula of Pearson product moment correlation.
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Based on the great correlation, the writer would like to classify the extent of correlation
coefficient of different levels of significance by using the table as suggest by Gay. (1987:412)
as follows:
No of subjects
(N)
30
30
30
30
30
correlation
0.130-less
0.191-0,349
0,351-0,491
0.500-0,553
0.565-1.000
correlation
Relationship is so small
Weak correlation
Moderate correlation
High correlation
Very high correlation
3.6.
Table of Activities
In this part, the shows the activities from the beginning of writing proposal until the
examination time that shows on the table below:
No
1
2
3
4
5
Activities
Proposal
Seminar
Research
Writing Report
Examination
September
Schedule
October
November
January
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