Authors :
Abdul Hanan; Marwah Nompo; Kamsiah; Ainun Mardiyah; Adang Kasmawijaya
Volume/Issue :
Volume 8 - 2023, Issue 4 - April
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7888874
Abstract :
Research on group performance was carried
out on fishery groups in Bogor Regency for 2 months
from April to May 2021, 40 fishery groups were taken
randomly. Descriptive, qualitative data analysis, cross
tabulation and Spearman rank correlation test with the
aim of obtaining a relationship between group
performance during the COVID-19 pandemic with
various factors that influence it. Research results as of
october 2020 there is 260 fishery groups, as many as
82% over the age of 7 years have been established for
more than nine years, meaning that the growth of these
groups is on average in 2013, until the research has only
reached the middle class. In the age range of the group,
the low performers were 16.3% and the high performers
were 3%. A total of 10.5% of the beginner group were
low performers and 1.8% were high performers. A total
of 32.5% of the low-performing middle group and 8% of
the high-performing group. The role of group
administrators is 13% low, and 18.5% is high. The role
of fishery instructor was high in 33.7% of the group, and
low in 9.6% of the group. Group internal factors were
significantly negative (-0.303) - (-0.528) with group
performance. The role of group administrators, the role
of extension workers has a weak correlation with group
performance. The role of administrators has a weak
relationship with group performance and the role of
fishery instructors does not have a significant
relationship in improving group performance.
Keywords :
External Factors, Role, Group Performance
Research on group performance was carried
out on fishery groups in Bogor Regency for 2 months
from April to May 2021, 40 fishery groups were taken
randomly. Descriptive, qualitative data analysis, cross
tabulation and Spearman rank correlation test with the
aim of obtaining a relationship between group
performance during the COVID-19 pandemic with
various factors that influence it. Research results as of
october 2020 there is 260 fishery groups, as many as
82% over the age of 7 years have been established for
more than nine years, meaning that the growth of these
groups is on average in 2013, until the research has only
reached the middle class. In the age range of the group,
the low performers were 16.3% and the high performers
were 3%. A total of 10.5% of the beginner group were
low performers and 1.8% were high performers. A total
of 32.5% of the low-performing middle group and 8% of
the high-performing group. The role of group
administrators is 13% low, and 18.5% is high. The role
of fishery instructor was high in 33.7% of the group, and
low in 9.6% of the group. Group internal factors were
significantly negative (-0.303) - (-0.528) with group
performance. The role of group administrators, the role
of extension workers has a weak correlation with group
performance. The role of administrators has a weak
relationship with group performance and the role of
fishery instructors does not have a significant
relationship in improving group performance.
Keywords :
External Factors, Role, Group Performance
