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    This document contains statistical analyses of survey data from 1,188 respondents measuring satisfaction, motivation, optimism, and self-esteem. It finds: 1) Motivation has the strongest correlation with satisfaction. 2) A regression model with just motivation as a predictor explains 49.8% of the variance in satisfaction. 3) Adding self-esteem as a second predictor increases the explanatory power to 55.6%. 4) A third predictor, optimism, further improves the model to explain 56.4% of the satisfaction variance.

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    This document contains statistical analyses of survey data from 1,188 respondents measuring satisfaction, motivation, optimism, and self-esteem. It finds: 1) Motivation has the strongest correlation with satisfaction. 2) A regression model with just motivation as a predictor explains 49.8% of the variance in satisfaction. 3) Adding self-esteem as a second predictor increases the explanatory power to 55.6%. 4) A third predictor, optimism, further improves the model to explain 56.4% of the satisfaction variance.

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    Output SPSS Regresi Berganda

    Descriptive Statistics

    Mean Std. Deviation N


    SATISFACTION 4.4089 .46181 1188
    MOTIVATION 4.1882 .58960 1188
    OPTIMISM 4.2102 .67538 1188
    SELFESTEEM 4.4599 .55271 1188

    Correlations

    SATISFACTION MOTIVATION OPTIMISM SELFESTEEM

    Pearson Correlation SATISFACTION 1.000 .706 .664 .700

    MOTIVATION .706 1.000 .788 .777

    OPTIMISM .664 .788 1.000 .751

    SELFESTEEM .700 .777 .751 1.000


    Sig. (1-tailed) SATISFACTION . .000 .000 .000
    MOTIVATION .000 . .000 .000
    OPTIMISM .000 .000 . .000
    SELFESTEEM .000 .000 .000 .
    N SATISFACTION 1188 1188 1188 1188

    MOTIVATION 1188 1188 1188 1188

    OPTIMISM 1188 1188 1188 1188

    SELFESTEEM 1188 1188 1188 1188


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    Variables Entered/Removeda

    Variables
    Model Variables Entered Removed Method

    1 Stepwise (Criteria:
    Probability-of-F-
    to-enter <= .050,
    MOTIVATION .
    Probability-of-F-
    to-remove >=
    .100).
    2 Stepwise (Criteria:
    Probability-of-F-
    to-enter <= .050,
    SELFESTEEM .
    Probability-of-F-
    to-remove >=
    .100).
    3 Stepwise (Criteria:
    Probability-of-F-
    to-enter <= .050,
    OPTIMISM .
    Probability-of-F-
    to-remove >=
    .100).

    a. Dependent Variable: SATISFACTION


    Model Summaryd

    Adjusted R Std. Error of the Change Statistics


    Model R R Square Square Estimate R Square Change F Change df1 df2 Sig. F Change

    1 .706a .499 .498 .32712 .499 1179.798 1 1186 .000


    2 .746b .557 .556 .30779 .058 154.634 1 1185 .000
    c
    3 .752 .565 .564 .30483 .009 24.150 1 1184 .000

    a. Predictors: (Constant), MOTIVATION


    b. Predictors: (Constant), MOTIVATION, SELFESTEEM
    c. Predictors: (Constant), MOTIVATION, SELFESTEEM, OPTIMISM
    d. Dependent Variable: SATISFACTION
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    ANOVAa

    Model Sum of Squares df Mean Square F Sig.

    1 Regression 126.245 1 126.245 1179.798 .000b

    Residual 126.908 1186 .107

    Total 253.153 1187


    2 Regression 140.894 2 70.447 743.631 .000c
    Residual 112.259 1185 .095
    Total 253.153 1187
    3 Regression 143.138 3 47.713 513.490 .000d

    Residual 110.015 1184 .093

    Total 253.153 1187

    a. Dependent Variable: SATISFACTION


    b. Predictors: (Constant), MOTIVATION
    c. Predictors: (Constant), MOTIVATION, SELFESTEEM
    d. Predictors: (Constant), MOTIVATION, SELFESTEEM, OPTIMISM

    Coefficientsa

    Standardized
    Unstandardized Coefficients Coefficients Correlations Collinearity Statistics

    Model B Std. Error Beta t Sig. Zero-order Partial Part Tolerance VIF
    1 (Constant) 2.092 .068 30.719 .000

    MOTIVATION .553 .016 .706 34.348 .000 .706 .706 .706 1.000 1.000
    2 (Constant) 1.642 .074 22.318 .000
    MOTIVATION .320 .024 .409 13.300 .000 .706 .360 .257 .396 2.527
    SELFESTEEM .319 .026 .382 12.435 .000 .700 .340 .241 .396 2.527
    3 (Constant) 1.662 .073 22.769 .000

    MOTIVATION .254 .027 .325 9.281 .000 .706 .260 .178 .300 3.331

    SELFESTEEM .271 .027 .325 9.961 .000 .700 .278 .191 .345 2.899

    OPTIMISM .112 .023 .164 4.914 .000 .664 .141 .094 .330 3.028

    a. Dependent Variable: SATISFACTION


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    Excluded Variablesa

    Collinearity Statistics

    Minimum
    Model Beta In t Sig. Partial Correlation Tolerance VIF Tolerance
    b
    1 OPTIMISM .283 8.733 .000 .246 .379 2.639 .379

    SELFESTEEM .382b 12.435 .000 .340 .396 2.527 .396


    2 OPTIMISM .164c 4.914 .000 .141 .330 3.028 .300

    a. Dependent Variable: SATISFACTION


    b. Predictors in the Model: (Constant), MOTIVATION
    c. Predictors in the Model: (Constant), MOTIVATION, SELFESTEEM

    Collinearity Diagnosticsa

    Variance Proportions

    Model Dimension Eigenvalue Condition Index (Constant) MOTIVATION SELFESTEEM OPTIMISM

    1 1 1.990 1.000 .00 .00

    2 .010 14.283 1.00 1.00


    2 1 2.986 1.000 .00 .00 .00
    2 .010 16.877 .90 .21 .04
    3 .004 28.367 .09 .79 .96
    3 1 3.978 1.000 .00 .00 .00 .00

    2 .014 17.088 .72 .03 .00 .16

    3 .005 28.842 .19 .35 .18 .84

    4 .004 32.743 .09 .62 .82 .00

    a. Dependent Variable: SATISFACTION


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    Residuals Statisticsa

    Minimum Maximum Mean Std. Deviation N

    Predicted Value 3.1755 4.8503 4.4089 .34726 1188


    Std. Predicted Value -3.552 1.271 .000 1.000 1188
    Standard Error of Predicted
    .009 .036 .017 .005 1188
    Value
    Adjusted Predicted Value 3.1630 4.8521 4.4089 .34734 1188
    Residual -1.59122 1.20848 .00000 .30444 1188
    Std. Residual -5.220 3.965 .000 .999 1188
    Stud. Residual -5.226 3.978 .000 1.001 1188
    Deleted Residual -1.59491 1.21675 .00000 .30575 1188
    Stud. Deleted Residual -5.285 4.003 .000 1.003 1188
    Mahal. Distance .062 15.896 2.997 2.761 1188
    Cook's Distance .000 .051 .001 .003 1188
    Centered Leverage Value .000 .013 .003 .002 1188

    a. Dependent Variable: SATISFACTION


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