PSYMPATHIC
Vol 5, No 1 (2012): PSYMPATHIC

SELF EFFICACY SEBAGAI MEDIATOR PADA HUBUNGAN GAYA IDENTITAS DENGAN ACADEMIC BUOYANCY

Fifih Nurafifah (Universitas Indonesia)
Gagan Hartana (Universitas Indonesia)
Linda Primana (Universitas Indonesia)



Article Info

Publish Date
27 Feb 2018

Abstract

Student anxiety facing national exam describes that they have academic buoyancy.  Research from Jakubowski & Dembo (2004), Hejazi, Shahraray, Farsinejad, & As-gari (2009) shows that identity model correlate with self efficacy. Besides, Martin & Marsh (2002, 2008), Martin, Colmar & Davey (2010), concluded from their research that self efficacy correlate with academic buoyancy. Therefore, based on those two researches and mediated model from Baron and Kenny (1986), self efficacy assumed be able to have a role as mediator in identity model and academic buoyancy correlation. This research involved 200 students grade XII from five schools in Bandung. Instruments used are identity model self efficacy, and academic buoyancy questionnaire. Data was analised using path analysis. Result shows that self efficacy has a role as mediator in correlation of informational identity model, normative identity model and academic buoyancy. In addtion, diffuse / avoidant identity model correlated with academic buoyancy without mediated by self efficacy. Commitment is also found correlated with academic buoyancy without mediated by self efficacy.

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