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SATISFACTION WITH
QUALITY LIBRARY SERVICES
AT NATIONAL ECONOMICS
UNIVERSITY
GROUP 1
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INTRODUCTION
In order to know the student's satisfaction with the Library of National
Economics University, the study aims to determine the impact level of the
components that make up the quality of library services and propose solutions
to improve the quality of library services in the coming time.
=> The reason why the research team chose the topic: Evaluating students’
satisfaction with the library service quality of National Economics
University.
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LITERATURE REVIEW
03
RESEARCH METHODS
RESEARCH MODEL
Based on the study of Parasuraman et al.
(1985) on the factors affecting customer
satisfaction in public service delivery, this
study used a quantitative research method
through linear regression model.
SAT= α + β1*REL+ β2*RES+ β3*ASS+ β4*EMP+
β5*TAN+µ
In there:
α, β1, β2, β3, β4, β5: coefficients
µ: standard error
SAT: Satisfaction
REL: Reliability
RES: Responsiveness
ASS: Assurance
EMP: Empathy
TAN: Tangibles
RESEARCH HYPOTHESIS
Reliability
Responsiveness
Assurance Satisfaction
Empathy
Tangibles
COLLECT DATA
I II III
General introduction Personal information Assessment
Introduce the research topic and Personal information People's assessment of
commitment to information includes gender, college experiencing library services
confidentiality for survey year, frequency of library at National Economics
participants. used University
DATA ANALYSIS AND PROCESSING
We analyzed and processed the data using Excel 2016, and SPSS 20 software. After
exporting data from Google Form to Excel software, we have encrypted the data and
translated it into English so that it can be included in SPSS software for data analysis. In
the next step, Excel was used to filter and remove invalid questionnaires, including those
filled with only one answer for different questions.
=> 45 invalid samples were removed and 151 valid samples remained from the data
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RESEARCH RESULT
Descriptive statistics
Conditions for factor analysis to discover EFA need to perform the following 3 tests:
- KMO coefficient (Kaiser- Meyer- Olkin) must reach a value of 0.5 or more (0.5 KMO 1),
showing that exploratory factor analysis is appropriate for actual data.
- Bartlett's test has statistical significance (Sig value < 0.05), which means that the
observed variables are linearly correlated with the representative factor.
- Test the explanatory level of the observed variables for the factor. The results of factor
analysis are accepted when the total variance extracted is > 50% (Gerbing & Anderson,
1998).
Exploratory factor analysis EFA of independent variables
Cronbach's alpha and exploratory factor analysis EFA
Table 6: Rotated Component
Matrixa Component
1 2 3 4 5
EMP2 .895
- The first factor: includes observed variables EMP1 .864
(REL1, REL2, REL3, REL4, REL5), representing the EMP5 .810
Reliability. EMP4 .769
- The second factor: includes observed variables EMP3 .746
(RES1, RES2, RES4), representing the ASS4 .885
Responsibility. RES3 .855
ASS1 .789
- The third factor: includes observed variables ASS3 .771
(ASS1, ASS2, ASS3, ASS4, RES3), representing the ASS2 .727
Assurance. REL1 .801
- The fourth factor: includes observed variables REL2 .709
(EMP2, EMP3, EMP4, EMP5), representing the REL3 .684
Empathy. REL4 .626
REL5 .564
- The fifth factor: includes observed variables RES4 .838
(TAN1, TAN2, TAN3, TAN4), representing the RES1 .716
Tangibility. RES2 .659
TAN1 .835
TAN2 .805
TAN3 .673
TAN4 .672
Correlation analysis
Table 7: Correlation coefficients between groups of factors
Regression analysis
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CONCLUSION,
LIMITATIONS AND
SUGGESTIONS
CONCLUSION
1. Firstly 2. Secondly
The subject of the study is NEU students, This is a quantitative study, there are
so there is no coverage of the quality of limitations in understanding why there are
mail services throughout the city in differences in the degree of impact of
particular and the country in general. independent variables on dependent
variables.
SUGGESTIONS
EMPATHY RELIABILITY