Pengaruh Self-Efficacy dan Tolerance For Risk Terhadap Minat Entreprenership Mahasiswa di Kota Medan

Date
2023Author
Marpaung, Sasmita Angreini
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Safrin, Feby Aulia
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Self-efficacy and tolerance for risk are important factors that influence students' interest in entrepreneurship. Individuals with high self-efficacy will also have a high intention to advance themselves through entrepreneurship. Tolerance for risk is closely related to making decisions about something, one of which is deciding to become an entrepreneur.
This study aims to analyze how the effect of self-efficacy and tolerance for risk on the interest in entrepreneurship of students of the Faculty of Economics and Business in Medan City. Influence The influence between self-efficacy and tolerance for risk will be analyzed partially and simultaneously on the interest in entrepreneurship.
The form of research used in this research is quantitative research with an associative approach. Sampling was done through purposive sampling technique and used 100 respondents as a sample. Primary data used in this study were obtained by distributing questionnaires directly and Google forms, while secondary data was obtained through library research. The data analysis method used is validity test, reliability test, classic assumption test, multiple linear regression analysis, and hypothesis testing.
The results of the research conducted show that the variables self-efficacy and tolerance for risk have a positive and significant effect both partially and simultaneously on the interest in entrepreneurship of students of the Faculty of Economics and Business in Medan City. The coefficient of determination test shows that there is a close relationship between self-efficacy and tolerance for risk on entrepreneurial interest with an R value of 0.673. Through the adjusted R square value it is also known that the variables of self-efficacy and tolerance for risk contribute 44.2% to the entreoreneurshi interest variable while the remaining 55.8% is influenced by other variables not discussed in this study.
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