Peran Mediasi Strategi Coping dalam Hubungan antara Stres dengan Kinerja Akademik Mahasiswa Kelas Karyawan

Tasya Aprilia Ningsih; Musnaini Musnaini; Umu Khouroh

doi:10.26905/bismar.v3i1.13457

Peran Mediasi Strategi Coping dalam Hubungan antara Stres dengan Kinerja Akademik Mahasiswa Kelas Karyawan

Tasya Aprilia Ningsih, Musnaini Musnaini, Umu Khouroh

Abstract

This research is exploratory in nature and aims to explore the relationship between stress, coping strategies, and academic performance among working-class students. The research adopted a survey questionnaire design. Data on the causes of stress among working-class students and its impact on their academic performance were collected using a questionnaire. The research sample was working-class students. In total, 50 complete and valid questionnaires were obtained for further analysis. The data were analyzed using SEM-PLS. The results show that stress does not impact performance, but the coping strategies used can mediate this impact. The conceptual model developed in this research can provide a basis for how to address stress in order to improve academic performance and understand how the academic environment should be designed to address these issues.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.26905/bismar.v3i1.13457