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    The document presents the results of a crosstabulation and chi-square test examining the relationship between job stress (stress berat or heavy stress vs stress ringan or light stress) and ability to adapt (dapat beradaptasi or able to adapt vs tidak dapat beradaptasi or unable to adapt) in a sample of 31 individuals. It found that those with heavy stress were more likely to be unable to adapt compared to those with light stress, and that this difference was statistically significant with a p-value of 0.02 based on the chi-square test.

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    The document presents the results of a crosstabulation and chi-square test examining the relationship between job stress (stress berat or heavy stress vs stress ringan or light stress) and ability to adapt (dapat beradaptasi or able to adapt vs tidak dapat beradaptasi or unable to adapt) in a sample of 31 individuals. It found that those with heavy stress were more likely to be unable to adapt compared to those with light stress, and that this difference was statistically significant with a p-value of 0.02 based on the chi-square test.

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    The document presents the results of a crosstabulation and chi-square test examining the relationship between job stress (stress berat or heavy stress vs stress ringan or light stress) and ability to adapt (dapat beradaptasi or able to adapt vs tidak dapat beradaptasi or unable to adapt) in a sample of 31 individuals. It found that those with heavy stress were more likely to be unable to adapt compared to those with light stress, and that this difference was statistically significant with a p-value of 0.02 based on the chi-square test.

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    CROSSTABS

    /TABLES=StresKerja BY Adaptasi
    /FORMAT=AVALUE TABLES
    /STATISTICS=CHISQ
    /CELLS=COUNT ROW
    /COUNT ROUND CELL.

    Crosstabs
    [DataSet0] D:\AA PROJECT PENELITIAN\SKRIPSI\STIKES YAPEDDA S-1 KEPERAWATAN\Azh
    ari\Azhari_Skripsi\Master Data Azhari.sav
    Case Processing Summary
    Cases
    Valid
    N
    Stres Kerja * Adaptasi

    Missing
    Percent

    31

    100.0%

    Total

    Percent
    0

    .0%

    Percent
    31

    100.0%

    Tidak Dapat
    Beradaptasi

    Total

    Stres Kerja * Adaptasi Crosstabulation


    Adaptasi
    Dapat Beradaptasi
    Stres Kerja

    Stres Berat

    Count
    % within Stres Kerja

    Stres Ringan

    15

    22

    31.8%

    68.2%

    100.0%

    77.8%

    22.2%

    100.0%

    14

    17

    31

    45.2%

    54.8%

    100.0%

    Count
    % within Stres Kerja

    Total

    Count
    % within Stres Kerja

    Chi-Square Tests
    Value
    Pearson Chi-Square
    Continuity Correction

    Likelihood Ratio

    Asymp. Sig. (2sided)

    df

    5.448a

    .020

    3.750

    .053

    5.628

    .018

    Exact Sig. (2sided)

    Fisher's Exact Test


    Linear-by-Linear Association
    N of Valid Cases

    .044
    5.272

    .022

    31

    a. 2 cells (50,0%) have expected count less than 5. The minimum expected count is 4,06.
    b. Computed only for a 2x2 table

    Exact Sig. (1sided)

    .026

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