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October 15, 2025Riwayat Educational Journal of History and HumanitiesOpen Access

Factors Shaping Students Attitudes Toward Sharia Economics: an Empirical Study in Jakarta

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BPBudi PrijantoGunadarma University ASAgustin Rusiana SariGunadarma University NANur AzifahGunadarma University

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Empirical analysis reveals that career perception and religiosity significantly influence high school students' attitudes toward Sharia Economics, indicating areas for educational enhancement.

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Career perception significantly shapes students' attitudes, indicating its critical role in education choices.
The four examined factors explain 53.4% of variance in student attitudes toward Sharia Economics, underscoring their importance.
Religiosity and subjective norms follow career perception as influential variables affecting students' field selection.
Quantitative analysis of 120 students utilizing multiple linear regression highlights significant factors in educational interest.

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Prijanto et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f01110f081da0584b56772 https://doi.org/10.24815/jr.v8i4.49519

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Empirical analysis reveals that career perception and religiosity significantly influence high school students' attitudes toward Sharia Economics, indicating areas for educational enhancement.

Factors Shaping Students Attitudes Toward Sharia Economics: an Empirical Study in Jakarta

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Factors Shaping Students Attitudes Toward Sharia Economics: an Empirical Study in Jakarta

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