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subjective norms support one behavior then one's
intention to do the behavior will be stronger (Ajzen,
1991).
4.4 Perceived Behavior Control
Influence Significantly to the
Islamic Economic Airlangga
University Bachelor Graduates’
Intention to Perform Cash Waqf
Based on the answers of the respondents to the open
question, several points of concern regarding the
perceived behavior control variables in cash waqf is
that there are some respondents who feel the cash
waqf handover mechanism is still unclear and not
well socialized, while some respondents feel the
mechanism of cash waqf handover is very easy and
is helped by the current technology such as bank
transfer. Therefore, many respondents suggested that
the socialization of cash waqf mechanisms should be
intensified in order to improve the understanding of
the wider community.
Ajzen (1991) describes the linkages of perceived
behavioral control with intention is that the intention
of behaving can only be actualized if the behavior is
still within the reach of personal ability. Although
some behaviors meet these requirements, the
actualization of behavior in a given capacity still
depends on non-motivational factors such as the
availability of opportunities and the necessary
resources (eg time, money, capability, help of
others).Therefore, as the definition of perceived
behavioral control is a person's perception of his/her
ability to perform a behavior based on his/her view
of the ease or difficulty in carrying out the behavior,
if one is convinced that he/she is capable of carrying
out a behavior, then the intention to carry the
behavior will be stronger as well.
5 CONCLUSIONS
Based on the result of this study, Theory of Planned
Behavior application in this study examined the
affect of three exogenous variables namely attitude,
subjective norm, and perceived behavior control to
the endogenous variable of Islamic Economics
Airlangga University Bachelor Graduates’ intention
to perform cash waqf have significant influence. The
research findings is appropriate with Osman (2014)
study that also shows each variable in TBP has
significance influence in rate 5%. This is based on
respondents’ answers that view cash waqf as a good
and useful behavior with its advantage of flexibility
and affordability, it is indicates that the stronger
support Islamic Economics Airlangga University
Bachelor Graduates on cash waqf the higher their
intention to perform cash waqf. On the other side,
there are still many who have not understood the
cash waqf and feel the mechanism of cash waqf
handover is still unclear and gave advise to had more
socialization event about cash waqf, it will make
subjective norm give more support in a behavior and
rising more intention to perform cash waqf. The
findings in this study also indicates that when
Islamic Economics Airlangga University Bachelor
Graduates have better attitude means they will also
have higher desire to perform cash waqf.
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