SIKAP TERHADAP UANG DAN PERILAKU BERHUTANG

Abstract

Debt behavior has an option individuals in resolving issues fulfillment. Debt behavior not only owned by the middle to bottom class to meet basic needs, but also owned by the upper middle class. This certainly can not be separated from money attitude, where the difference in money attitude will be followed by the person's behavioral differences that related to money. This study aimed to determine the relationship between money attitudes to debt behavior. This study is a quantitative correlation with a sample of 227 people. The data collection method using a money attitude scale and debt behavior scale then analyzed through product moment correlation. The results showed that there was a significant relationship between attitudes toward money to debt behavior (p = 0.023, r = 0.150). Effective contribution attitudes toward money to debt behavior by 2.2%. In partial correlation analysis found that distrust, quality and anxiety dimensions associated with the debt behavior, while the power-prestige and retention time dimensions was not significantly related to debt behavior.

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