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Suharti & Suliyantoassumption test did not show any multicollinearity <strong>and</strong> autocorrelation symptoms,normal data distribution <strong>and</strong> there was not any heteroscedasticity.4. Research Results <strong>and</strong> DiscussionHypothesis 1, 2, 3 were tested using multiple-regression test to find out whether thosehypotheses proposed in this research are acceptable or not. Meanwhile, hypothesis 4was tested using two-stage least squares analysis in order to find out the role <strong>of</strong>employee engagement as a mediating variable between <strong>org</strong>anizational culture <strong>and</strong>leadership style toward loyalty. Below is presented the analysis result <strong>of</strong> multipleregressiontest for <strong>org</strong>anizational culture <strong>and</strong> leadership style toward employeeengagement, regression test <strong>of</strong> employee engagement toward loyalty.Independent variableTable 4.1: Result <strong>of</strong> Tests for Hypothesis 1 <strong>and</strong> 2Unst<strong>and</strong>ardizedCoefficientBSt<strong>and</strong>ardizedCoefficientBetaConstant 1.282 4.991 .000Leaderhip style .475 .536 4.594 .000<strong>Organizational</strong> behavior .163 .228 1.949 .043R .533Adj.R square .523F 52.515Sig. F .000a. Predictors: (Constant), <strong>org</strong>anizational culture, leadership styleb. Dependent Variable: Employee Engagement<strong>The</strong> test for hypotheses 1 <strong>and</strong> 2 which formulated that <strong>org</strong>anizational culture (X1) <strong>and</strong>leadership style (X2) affects employee engagement (Y1) was significantly supported inthis research. From the correlation coefficient, it could be seen that level <strong>of</strong> correlationbetween leadership (0.475) toward employee engagement was higher than<strong>org</strong>anizational culture (0,163). <strong>The</strong> result <strong>of</strong> hypothesis test above was completed bysimultaneous test result (F-test) which showed that the regression model could be usedto predict employee engagement.Independent variableTable 4.2: Result <strong>of</strong> the Test for Hypothesis 3Unst<strong>and</strong>ardizedCoefficientBetaSt<strong>and</strong>ardizedCoefficientBetaConstant 1.889 7.007 .000Employee Loyalty .474 .609 7.399 .000R .371Adj.R square .364F 54.746Sig. F .000a. Predictors: (Constant), Employee Engagementb. Dependent Variable: Employee LoyaltyttSig.Sig.134

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