Perbedaan Gaya Pengembalian Keputusan Ditinjau dari yang Berpendidikan Strata - 1 di dalam Negeri dan di Luar Negeri

Abstract

This study aims to determine differences in decision-making styles based on undergraduate students from domestic and foreign countries. The decision-making style is the pattern of habitual response that is influenced by individual characteristics and situations. This research uses a quantitative approach. The hypothesis in this study is the existence of different decision-making styles on undergraduate students who are studying domestically and abroad are significant. The samples were 40 active students of University of Medan Area and 40 students who were actively studying in various universities abroad. The sampling technique used was incidental sampling. The measurement tool used was the General Decision-Making Styles by Scott & Bruce (1995). Based on the result of the t-test analysis, the significance value of each decision-making style, that is rational 0,002, intuitive 0,017, dependent 0,004, 0,005 and spontaneous 0,011 obtained by coefficient p <0,05. Based on the calculation of the hypothetical mean and the empirical mean, the rational, intuitive, dependent and spontaneous decision-making style of the undergraduate students in the domestic country is high with the respective rational empirical mean 14.75, intuitive 11.85, dependent 11.55 and spontaneous 14.48, while the five decision-making styles of the students studying abroad are moderate with rational empirical mean 12.85, intuitive 10.55, dependent 9.95, avoidance 11.10 and spontaneous 12.88. The result of the data analysis proves that there is a difference between the decision-making style based on students studying domestically and abroad