Hubungan Efikasi Diri dan Optimisme Dengan Kematangan Karir Siswa Sekolah Menengah Atas Chairul Tanjung Foundation

Abstract

Senior high school period is timing for students to collect information about theirselves and work world information. But nowadays, there is still senior high school students making career decision which inappropriate with their interest and ability, like choosing a education major. Students should have career maturity to make career choice wisely which is influenced by self efficacy and optimism. Therefore, this research aims to know correlation between self efficacy and optimism with career maturity among senior high school students. The hypothesis in this research are 1) there is correlation between self efficacy with career maturity among senior high school students, 2) there is correlation between optimism with career maturity among senior high school students, and 3) there is correlation between self efficacy and optimism with career maturity among senior high school students. The subjects in this research are 187 Chairul Tanjung Foundation Senior High School students, using total sampling technique. The data were collected using career maturity scale, self efficacy scale, and optimism scale. The data were analyzed using regression analysis. The results are there is significant and positive correlation between self efficacy with career maturity among senior high school students, there is significant and positive correlation between optimism with career maturity among senior high school students, there is significant and positive correlation between self efficacy and optimism with career maturity among senior high school students. These results indicated by the coefficient Freg = 73,661 where p< 0,05. The contribution given by self efficacy to career maturity is 38,1%, the contribution given by optimism to career maturity is 36,6%. The contribution given by self efficacy and optimism to career maturity is 44,5%. This means there are other factors that influenced career maturity, their contribution is 55,5%.