Hypnoteaching In Islamic Law Learning

This study aims to find the implementation of hypnoteaching method in  fiqh (Islamic law) learning in Madrasah Tsanawiyah NU Sunan Kalijaga, Adiwerna Tegal, Central Java. This research is a qualitative research, which is a case study. Data sources of this research are interviews and varius literature on hypnoteaching. There are two big conclusions in this research. First, the hypnoteaching method is a learning method that involves cognitive, affective and psychomotor aspects of students through positive suggestions. Second, the application of hypnoteaching fiqh learning in the field works effectively related to the synergy between the principles of hypnoteaching and the existing implementation plan of learning. However, there are still inhibiting factors, namely the minimum number of teachers who have competence in the application of hypnoteaching.  

Influence Analysis of Some Alternatives to Ordinary Least Squares Estimator in Parametric Regression Models

This thesis investigates diagnostic methods in parametric regression models with some alternatives to ordinary least squares estimator. Of which, the Liu estimator has been developed as an alternative to the ordinary least squares estimator in the presence of collinearity among the regressors in linear regression models. Firstly, we presented the DFFITS and different versions of the Cook distance analogous to the ones given for the ordinary linear regression models of each individual observation on the Liu estimates. We suggested a version of the Cook distance based on one-step approximation. The mean shift outlier model for the Liu regression has also been investigated. Moreover, using the Sherman-Morrison-Woodbury theorem, we proposed approximate versions of the DFFITS and the Cook distance. Next, the pseudo likelihood function is given for estimating the regression coefficients and shape parameter as well as to establish local influence diagnostics. The normal curvatures of local influence are deduced under arbitrary perturbation schemes to detect influential observations. Then, we discussed the assessment of local influence under the modified ridge regression with normal error distribution. Using a pseudo-likelihood function, we expressed the normal curvatures of local influence for useful perturbation schemes in interpretable forms.Finally, local influence diagnostic methods in the modified ridge regression are deduced under heavy-tailed error distribution. The methods of analysis we presented have considerable significance for the detection of influential observations in the Liu and the modified ridge regression models. Examples using real-life data sets are used to illustrate the proposed methodology.