Perbedaan Subjective Well-Being pada Ibu yang Bekerja dan Tidak Bekerja di Kelurahan Tanjung Sari Medan

Abstract

This study aims to determine the difference between subjective well-being in working mothers and not working. The hypothesis proposed in this study is that there is a subjective subjective difference between working and unemployed mothers, with the assumption that working mothers have a high subjective well-being rather than unemployed mothers. Subjects in this study were working mothers as many as 40 people and mothers who do not work as many as 40 people in the Village Tanjung Sari Medan with a sample of 80 people. Sampling technique using technique Pusposive Sampling. Result of analysis by using technique t-test (independent sample test) known t count equal to 9,300 and p = 0,00 <0,05 meaning there is significant difference. Based on this result means the proposed hypothesis which reads that there is subjective subjective difference between working and non-working mother is accepted. The empirical mean of subjective well-being variables in working mothers 93.85 and mothers who do not work 82.85. From the subjective well-being empirical results of working mothers and not working in the IX neighborhood of Tanjung Sari Village, it can be seen that the empirical mean is higher than the average hypothetical value of 87.5. So the conclusion of this study is that subjective well-being in working mothers is higher than that of unemployed mothers