CONTRIBUTION OF READING HABIT, READING INTEREST, READING MOTIVATION, READING SELF-EFFICACY TO THE STUDENTS’ READING COMPREHENSION IN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

The general objective pursued in this research is to describe and predict the students’ reading habit, reading interest, reading motivation, and reading self-efficacy to their reading competency in the Senior High School. The design applied is a quantitative research. There were 124 students recruited using cluster sampling technique. Data were gathered using four rating scales and a reading test. The obtained data were analyzed in two phases, namely: descriptively and inferentially. Descriptively, central tendency measures and dispersion were computed for the four predictor variables and one criterion variable. Whereas inferentially, gross and net contributions of the four predictor variables to the criterion variables were computed using regression analysis technique.  Descriptively, the mean scores of reading habit, reading interest, reading motivation, reading self-efficacy, and reading comprehension are categorically moderate. The multiple correlation between the predictor variables and the criterion variable is highly significant (R= 78.7%). The contribution of the predictor variable to the criterion variable is as much as 61.9%. The research findings imply effective efforts to the betterment of reading habit, interest, motivation, self-efficacy as well as the the students’ reading comprehension in SMAN 1 Kuta Selatan.


INTRODUCTION
Reading is considered as a paramount importance during the era of information technology (McGeown et al. 2015;Alhamdu 2016;Scott and Saaiman 2016). According to McGeown et al., 2015, reading plays a significant role and beneficial for EFL students. Alhamdu (2016) revealed that reading opens many chances to enhance information and knowledge for living. Indeed, the importance of reading becomes a highlight especially in academic aspect (Scott and Saaiman, 2016). People can earn benefits through reading. It is also beneficial for educational success and career opportunity since it introduces new vocabulary and learning to students, builds new information and variety of knowledge (Scott and Saaiman, 2016).
Reading is also important in learning other languages. Especially English language, reading becomes one of important skills since it trains students to implement the comprehension process. The EFL students use reading to learn the language and its structure (A. G. Martinez and Zarobe 2017). Therefore, reading is significantly affected students' understanding on knowledge. Fridkin (2018) conducted three experimental studies to figure out children's reading comprehension and task enjoyment. The result showed that reading comprehension has important roles in developing students' enjoyment in doing tasks. Another research investigated the correlation of reading comprehension and reading interest (Fahrurrozi, et al. 2020). They found that reading interest was highly significantly correlated with reading comprehension. They argued that reading comprehension is dependent upon the students' reading interest and their willingness to learn. They also concluded that reading is important for education, especially learning English as foreign language.
Reading comprehension trains cognitive process that sustain human to create well mental description (Moore 2014). Although reading gives beneficial effects for students, however, many EFL students possessed deficiencies in reading. Data have shown that the students' reading scores were declining in Indonesia. When compared to other countries, Indonesia positioned lowest in the rank when they joined the Program for International Students Assessment (PISA) in 2018. There were 79 countries participated in PISA (Schleicher 2019). As reported in PISA, the Indonesian students' reading scores still showed deficiencies. The students' reading scores, when compared to other countries, were ranked on 72 out of 79 countries. Moreover, their reading mean score dropped to 371 despite the new curriculum has been deployed for five years. Mohamed (2016) conducted a research about challenges faced by students of English language program towards reading comprehension. It was concluded that low reading comprehension was due to students' general difficulty in learning the language. Moreover, they become less enthusiastic in reading which directly affected their ability in English. It was suggested that teachers' support was needed since it could help students to develop their reading skill.
According to the English teacher's data analysis of students' score in English subject, it showed that the students' reading comprehension is below average in Sekolah Menengah Atas Negeri (SMAN) 1 Kuta Selatan. It has been speculated that the students' low reading comprehension is due to some factors, among others: lack of library management and book collection, technology advances, and lack of family support in providing reading time to enhance children's habits (Crawley and Mountain 1995;Wang and Guthrie 2004;Sherer, M., & Adams 1983).
A number of previous researches have shown empirical evidences on the roles of reading habit, reading interest, reading motivation, reading self-efficacy on success in the students' reading comprehension. Janes (2008) studied reading motivation and family reading habits of the sixth-grade students at Prairie Elementary School. The findings revealed that there was no significant difference in reading motivation found in pretest to posttest of each group. The role of family as supporter for children's reading motivation is highly affected. Especially, support from parents is beneficial for students in encouraging them to read (Hughes-Hassell, Sandra; Lutz 2006) Martinez (2019) studied reading self-efficacy which correlated with reading anxiety and the students' reading comprehension. The study used a quantitative correlational design. It was found that there is a positive significant correlation (r = .332, p < .01) among reading self-efficacy and reading comprehension. In addition, a significant correlation found negatively between reading self-efficacy and reading anxiety (r = -.345, p < .01).
Celik (2019) studied reading habit in children. He concluded that reading habit enhanced knowledge and broadened information. Reading has good effect for individuals' intellectual growth. The habit of reading could be trained from childhood or youth period, yet reading habits is not about reading textbooks to gain knowledge since reading can be done in leisure time. Reading fiction books as novels, fairytales, magazines improve individuals' perception and language expertise. Family, school and library have a crucial role in students' reading habits. All parties should be cooperative in encouraging students to get used in reading for specific purpose or for relaxing mind. School provides library that can help teachers in driving students to read as many as possible.
When analyzed critically, those researches were related to the students' problem in SMAN 1 Kuta Selatan. Mainly related to the cause of students' below reading comprehension. The present research was conducted to aggregate four aspects related to the problem as predictor variables, namely: reading habit, reading interest, reading motivation, reading self-efficacy and one criterion variable, that is, the students' reading comprehension. This research was designed in a quantitative survey using Linear Regression Analysis to predict the individual and multiple gross as well net contribution of reading habit, reading interest, reading motivation, reading self-efficacy to the students' reading comprehension in the Senior High School.

RESEARCH METHOD
The design used quantitative research using rating scales to measure the students' reading habit, reading interest, reading motivation, reading self-efficacy, and a multiplechoice test to measure the students' reading comprehension. Data were analyzed descriptively, and inferentially using measures of central tendency and dispersion, pair-wise correlation, multiple correlation, and multiple linear regression analysis. The population totaled 339 students clustered in six intact classes (Hinkle 1979;Gall, et al. 2007). There were 124 students selected as the sample who were selected by means of cluster sampling technique.
There were five instruments used, namely: Reading Habit Rating Scale, Reading Interest Rating Scale, Reading Motivation Rating Scale, Reading Self-Efficacy Rating Scale, and Reading Comprehension Test. Prior to administration of those instruments, they were validated and tried out to test the readability, reliability, validity, except the reading comprehension test was tried out to check the item's difficulty and discrimination indices (Gregory 2007;Candiasa 2011;Retnawati 2016). The five instruments were administered to 4 different classes simultaneously through online platform. The students worked independently for 30 minutes, except the reading comprehension test they were allocated for 60 minutes to complete the test.
The obtained data were analyzed descriptively and inferentially. Descriptively, the five variables were computed each of its mean, standard deviation, range, and variance. Inferentially, pair-wise correlations, multiple correlation, and multiple prediction were computed using Multiple Linear Regression Analysis (Hinkle 1979)

FINDINGS AND DISCUSSION
There are two hypothesizes conducted in this study, such as: H0) There is a significant multiple correlation of reading habit, reading interest, reading motivation, reading self-efficacy to the students' reading comprehension in SMAN 1 Kuta Selatan, and H1) There is a significant multiple contribution of reading habit, reading interest, reading motivation, reading self-efficacy to the students' reading comprehension in SMAN 1 Kuta Selatan. Prior to testing the hypothesis, data on the students' students' reading habit, reading interest, reading motivation, reading selfefficacy, and reading comprehension are described in the following The students' reading habit, reading interest, reading motivation, reading self-efficacy, and reading comprehension are 50.20, 48.57, 30.42, 26.43, 68.54 respectively. Whilst, the standard deviations are 4.39, 5.57, 6.74, 3.37, 6.05 respectively. When the five variables are analysed categorically using the following criteria, the results are shown as follows:

Pair-Wise Correlations
After analyzing the students' reading habit, reading interest, reading motivation, reading self-efficacy, and reading comprehension descriptively, the pair-wise correlation of the predictor and criterion variables were computed. The results are shown in the following table. Reading the above table, the correlation of reading comprehension and reading habit, reading interest, reading motivation, and reading self-efficacy pair-wisely are concluded as follows.
1) Very High significant correlation between reading comprehension and reading habit r = 0.639; 2) Very High significant correlation between reading comprehension and reading interest r = 0.532; 3) High significant correlation between reading comprehension and reading motivation r = 0.397; 4) Very High significant correlation between reading comprehension and reading selfefficacy r = 0.526.

Multiple Correlation
After analyzing the pair-wise correlation of the students' reading habit, reading interest, reading motivation, reading self-efficacy, and reading comprehension, the multiple correlation of the predictor and criterion variables were computed. The result is shown in the JPBII, Vol. The above table shows clearly that reading habit, reading interest, reading motivation, reading self-efficacy could account as much as 78.7% of the students' reading comprehension in SMAN 1 Kuta Selatan. It is revealed that there was multiple correlation between students' reading habit, reading interest, reading motivation, reading self-efficacy as the predictor variables and the reading comprehension as criterion variable in SMA Negeri 1 Kuta Selatan as much as 78.7% and remaining 21.3% explained by other variables which not discuss in this present research.

Multiple Prediction
The final data analysis was proceeded to contribution of reading habit, reading interest, reading motivation, reading self-efficacy to reading comprehension using the Multiple Linear Regression Analysis Technique. The data analysis result is shown in the following table. The above table shows gross and net contributions of reading habit, reading interest, reading motivation, reading self-efficacy to reading comprehension. The gross contribution of reading habit, reading interest, reading motivation, reading self-efficacy to reading comprehension or R square is 0.619 or 61.9%. The net contribution of the predictor variables to the criterion variable or adjusted R square is 0.606 or 60.6 %. Similar in meaning, the four predictor variables could account for 61.9% reading comprehension variances. Concludingly, reading habit, reading interest, reading motivation, and reading self-efficacy contributed to the students' ability in comprehending descriptive and recount texts with its own variations.
The research findings clearly evidenced full contribution of the the predictor variables to the criterion variable. The students' reading comprehension ability were related to their reading habit, reading interest, reading motivation, reading self-efficacy. As Verplanken and Orbell (2003) described that frequency of daily or weekly students' behavior for reading, and the personal style to reading could contribute significantly in find text's main idea, specific information, determining textual reference as well as getting word/phrase/sentence meaning. Similar to reading habit, Takaloo and Ahmadi (2017) argued that the students' reading interest, especially ample experience in reading, valuing reading, and high level of involvement in reading would enhance comprehension of the reading indicators.
The other two variables, they are: reading motivation and reading self-efficacy function similar to reading habit and reading interest. Motivation is a factor that affect someone to do action for achieving the purpose (Takaloo and Ahmadi 2017). Self-efficacy is defined as self-confidence of someone to fulfill the goals without hesitation (Bandura 1997). In reading, self-efficacy means that students' confidence in comprehending a passage and ability to understand. Reading self-efficacy is a psychological factor influencing students' motivation in reading skill (Hasriati 2017). In the present research, the four variables effectively contributed to the students' reading comprehension in SMAN 1 Kuta Selatan.

CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTIONS
The present research yielded three major findings which could be concluded as follows: The students' reading habit, reading interest, reading motivation, reading selfefficacy, and reading comprehension are categorically moderate. The students' reading habit, reading interest, reading motivation, reading self-efficacy were significantly and multiply correlated to the students' reading comprehension ability in SMAN 1 Kuta Selatan.The students' reading habit, reading interest, reading motivation, reading self-efficacy were contributed as much as 6.7% to the students' reading comprehension ability in SMAN 1 Kuta Selatan.
It is suggested to develop school literacy program with the following activities. In order to build a wide vocabulary and broad background knowledge, students need to read in a wide variety of genres and text types. Through book talks, read alouds, and book displays, open students' eyes to new authors, genres, and text types.The aim of school literacy is to raise literacy attainment at every level of ability. School staff together integrate the skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing into the curriculum to maximize the potential of each student. Six strategies are suggested to be implemented to affect reading habit, interest, motivation, self-efficacy as well as reading comprehension, they are, making connections, visualizing, inferring, questioning, determining importance, and synthesizing.