Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Jabatan Pendidikan Teknikal Dan Kejuruteraan Consumer and Behavior (SPL 3422)
The document presents the findings of a study that developed a questionnaire to measure students' attitudes toward an instructor in a Consumer Behavior course. It found that:
1. Over 70% of respondents found the subject very interesting and understood English instructions.
2. Most students (over 60%) paid full attention in class and attended early.
3. Responses were mixed on always asking questions, with 43% agreeing and 43% disagreeing.
It concludes that most respondents had a positive attitude toward the subject and instructor based on their interest, attention, and class attendance.
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Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Jabatan Pendidikan Teknikal Dan Kejuruteraan Consumer and Behavior (SPL 3422)
The document presents the findings of a study that developed a questionnaire to measure students' attitudes toward an instructor in a Consumer Behavior course. It found that:
1. Over 70% of respondents found the subject very interesting and understood English instructions.
2. Most students (over 60%) paid full attention in class and attended early.
3. Responses were mixed on always asking questions, with 43% agreeing and 43% disagreeing.
It concludes that most respondents had a positive attitude toward the subject and instructor based on their interest, attention, and class attendance.
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UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MALAYSIA
JABATAN PENDIDIKAN TEKNIKAL DAN KEJURUTERAAN
CONSUMER AND BEHAVIOR (SPL 3422) Question number 2: Using the scales studied in Part 2 of this class, develop a questionnaire to measure students attitudes toward the instructor in this course. i. Prepare 5 staments measuring students attitudes via a i!ert scale. ii. Prepare 5 semantic differential scales to measure students attitudes. iii. "onduct the stud# to #our fellow students $limits to %& respondents' and report the findings. Credi ! (adillah )in *idi +smahani )t. ,ainal +bidin -asnita )t. .smail/0awang *iti *oleha )t 1isman (ad2ilah )t. 1ohammad *iti +sfarina )t *arimin 3abina )t +li 1uhd 4usuf ,ainudin +2ura )t. +bdul +2i2 1usa 3idhwan ) +bd -alim Le"#rer $ E%& A'di(()* R!+! http:55tang!apgambar.blogspot.com5 ,&- .#e/i!%%)ire Ti(e$ S#de%/0 )i#de/ !1)rd *e i%/r#"!r i% *i/ "!#r/e (C!%/#2er Be*)3i!r) Please circle the number provided to show your opinion about the statement given according to the Likert Scale below. *trongl# +gree 5 +gree 6 Undecided % 7isagree 2 *trongl# 7isagree 8 8. 9his sub:ect is ver# interesting 4 4 3 2 , 2. . understand the instruction in ;nglish 4 4 3 2 , %. . give full of concentration while lecturer give instruction. 4 4 3 2 , 6. . attend earl# in this class 4 4 3 2 , 5. . alwa#s as! about an# problems related to this sub:ect. 4 4 3 2 , Please tick the Semantic Differential Scale below S#de%/0 5re5)r)i!% 'e6!re )e%di%7 *e "()// Plan Unplanned 2 .mportant Unimportant Useful ;mpt# Useless (ull This subject is very interesting 73.4% 20.0% 6.6% Agree Undecided Disagree "onsistent .nconsistent 2&- 8i%di%7 )%d di/"#//i!% 2&, S#de%/0 )i#de/ !1)rd *e i%/r#"!r i% /#'9e" C!%/#2er )%d Be*)3i!r 9his part will present the finding and discussion about this stud#. 9he data is anal#2e manuall# and divided b# following the items. 9he quantifiers such as strongl# agree, agree, undecided, disagree, and strongl# disagree are simplif# into agree, undecided, and disagree. 9he findings and discussion are as follows: 2&,&, Ie2 ,$ T*i/ /#'9e" i/ 3er+ i%ere/i%7 8i7#re , (rom the anal#sis of the data in (igure 8, <%.6 percent of the respondents stated that this sub:ect $"onsumer and )ehavior' is ver# interesting, while 2& percent did not and another =.= percent undecided. .t seems possible that these results are due to relation between the words >"onsumer and >)ehavior to their real life. 9he# $respondent' also have !nown as consumer or user that uses things in dail# life. +s a consumer, the# should !now their rights for ever# items or service that the# bu# or use. *o, the basic !nowledge about the consumer should e?ist to help their life become more comfortable. % I understand the instruction in ng!ish 63.4% "6.6% 20.0% Agree Undecided Disagree 2&,&2 Ie2 2$ & I #%der/)%d *e i%/r#"i!% i% E%7(i/* 8i7#re 2 (igure 2 shows the percentage of respondents who understand the instruction in ;nglish. *i?t#@three point four percents of the respondents understand the instruction of this sub:ect that using ;nglish as the deliver# language. 9went# percent of them are not understand and 8=.= percent undecided. 9his result ma#be e?plained b# the fact that the# are alread# e?pose to the fundamental ;nglish from primar# school. )esides that, lecturer use simple ;nglish while give lecture in class. *tudents will then be able to understand an# phrase that the lecturer use while e?plaining related topic. 6 I give #u!! o# concentration $hi!e !ecturer give instruction %0.2% 43.2% 6.6% Agree Undecided Disagree 2&,&3 Ie2 3$ I 7i3e 6#(( !6 "!%"e%r)i!% 1*i(e (e"#rer 7i3e/ i%/r#"i!% (igure % 9he pie chart reveals that students give full of concentration while lecturer gives instruction. 9here are 5&. 2 percent respondents give full of concentration while =.= percent did not. 9he others are undecided where it brings about 6%.2 percent. + possible e?planation for this might be that the lecturer prepares activit# for students in class. (or e?ample, the lecturer gave discussion question in groups. )esides that, lecturer has sense of humor while teaching. .ndirectl#, all these things attract student attention in class. 5 I attend ear!y in the c!ass 70.0% 27.0% 3.0% Agree Undecided Disagree 2&,&4 Ie2 4$ I )e%d e)r(+ i% *i/ "()// (igure 6 (igure 6 indicates that student earnestness to attend earl# in the class. *event# percent of the respondents attend earl# in class, % percent did not and 2< percent undecided. 9he reason for this is due to the students attitude that regularl# comes earl# in class. .n addition, students are reall# li!e this sub:ect and the# eager coming to class. 9here are small percent of students who coming late in class. 9his is because, the# wa!e up late in the morning after doing assignment or watching football midnight. = I a!$ays as& about any 'rob!e(s re!ated to this subject 43.0% 43.0% "4.0% Agree Undecided Disagree 2&,&4 Ie2 4$ I )(1)+/ )/: )'!# )%+ 5r!'(e2/ re()ed ! *i/ /#'9e" 8i7#re 4 9he pie chart above shows respondent attitude towards as!ing problems related to "onsumer and )ehavior sub:ect. 9here are about 6% percent respondents who are alwa#s as!ing in class. 9he other 86 percent respondents did not while 6% percents undecided. "learl# we can see that there are similarities percent between respondents who are alwa#s as! and undecided. *tudents who are alwa#s as! shows that the# are reall# interest and focus this sub:ect. 9he# are tr#ing to get more e?planation and elaboration about the topics. < )tudents* 're'aration be#ore attending the c!ass 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 1 2 3 4 5 Scale P e r c e n t a g e
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r e s p o n d e n t Important - Unimportant Useful - useless Full - mpt! Plan - Unplaned "onsistent - Inconsistent 2&2 S#de%/0 5re5)r)i!% 'e6!re )e%di%7 *e "()// 8i7#re ; (igure = shows ine graph about students preparation before attending the class. 9he ine graph consist of two variable 2 a?is that are ? and #@a?is. A@a?is is about the increase scale from 8 till 5. 9he number 8 was refer to good things and increase till the number 5 as the worst. 9he #@a?is is about the percentage of respondents that answer the questionnaire. .n general, it can be seen in the ine graph that the higher percentage of respondents is at the number 2 scale. 9he percentage for Important is 5% percent, useful 5%.% percent, full 5% percent, plan 5& percent, and consistent is =% percent. + possible e?planation for this higher percentage is that respondents are ta!e care to their preparation before attending the class. 9he# agree that preparation is ver# important and useful to them. .n fact, the# did the earl# plan in preparation before attend the class and as a sequence, it then help them to gain full of preparation. .n addition, preparation done B consistentl# da# b# da# so that respondents are more read# to listen and understand about what the lecturer e?plain in class. +s can be seen from the ine graph, the medium number of scale is at %. 9he percentage for important is =.< percent, useful 2=.= percent, full 2& percent, plan 2% percent and consistent 8=.< percent. 9his results shows that, respondents still at the medium in preparing their self before attend the class. 9he# do to get the preparation eventhough it is important and useful to them. )ecause of that, preparation done in other wa#s but it is not full# completed. 9he planning before preparation is also done but is not full# manage and inconsistentl#. 9he ine graph also reveals that there are less students agree that the important of preparation before attend the class. 9hree point three respondents said it is important, =.= percent useful, =.= percent full, %.% percent plan and nil for consistent. .t is obvious from this results that less respondent care about their preparation. (or them, the preparation is less important and useful. Planned for their preparation is less or not full# manage. )esides that, it is done less consistent and ma#be onl# on several wee!s. 9his shows that, there are respondents who are less interested in this sub:ect. 3&- C!%"(#/i!% 9his stud# investigates students attitudes toward the instructor in sub:ect "onsumer and )ehavior. .n conclude, respondents in % *P- li!e this sub:ect because it is interesting eventhough the instruction is in ;nglish. 9heir interested shown b# giving full of concentration and alwa#s as! in class regarding to this topic. )esides that, the# tr# to come earl# in this class so that ever# points e?plain b# the lecturer understand clearl#. Cn the other hand, the respondents are alwa#s read# to attend in class. 9his results show that the respondents in %*P- give positive attitude to this sub:ect and eager to learn more. D 8&