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    This chapter outlines the methodology used in the study. The study used a descriptive research method to describe the relationship between fathers and daughters. Purposive sampling was used to select 30 father and 30 daughter respondents from Tarlac Province. Open-ended questionnaires and follow-up interviews were used to gather data on how relationships are perceived by both sides. Simple statistical analysis including frequency distribution and percentages were used to analyze the data.

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    This chapter outlines the methodology used in the study. The study used a descriptive research method to describe the relationship between fathers and daughters. Purposive sampling was used to select 30 father and 30 daughter respondents from Tarlac Province. Open-ended questionnaires and follow-up interviews were used to gather data on how relationships are perceived by both sides. Simple statistical analysis including frequency distribution and percentages were used to analyze the data.

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    CHAPTER 3

    Methodology
    This chapter presents the description of the research design and why such method is best
    suited for the study. It also contains detailed information on how the research were conducted,
    how the data were gathered, the setting off the study, the research instruments that were used,
    sampling procedures and the statistical treatment of data to be utilized in this study.
    Research Design
    This study used descriptive research method to describe the relationship of a father and a
    daughter and the desirable and undesirable that that are being perceive by both side. Tarlac State
    University Graduate school (2002) handbook states that in descriptive research, variables are
    studied as they exist in their setting. The purpose of the descriptive studies is to observe, describe
    and document aspects of the situation. According to Tan (2006) descriptive design answers
    questions and satisfies curiosity about certain phenomenon at the time of the study. Dizon (2002)
    states that descriptive study is focused on the present condition-what is. It is the gathering data
    from present of existing conditions.
    Research Locale and Respondents of the Study
    The respondents of this study are 30 fathers and 30 daughters. The respondents were chosen
    through purposive sampling technique. The research locale of the study will be conducting in the
    entire Province of Tarlac.

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    Sampling Procedure and Sample Population


    Purposive sampling method was utilized in this study were the researchers main goal for this
    technique is to focus on particular characteristics of a population that are of interest which will
    best enable the respondents to answer the researchers questions.
    Data Gathering Instruments
    This study used an open ended questionnaire of describing the relationship as the main
    instrument. The questionnaire was developed, constructed and guided using related literature and
    studies. A follow up interview was conducted to gather an accurate data needed for the study.
    The interviews are structured and guided in order to get the best possible answers in tandem with
    the research purposes. Through interview method, as for the researchers, association with pre
    determined questions were strictly observed to ensure that responses are closely in line with the
    topic at hand since the respondents are allowed to express freely their own thoughts and view
    point without any input or help from the researchers to avoid any kinds of bias. This method is
    used to enable the researchers to maximize their understanding of the respondents perspective.
    Data Gathering Procedure
    The researchers formulated an open ended questionnaire that contains the relationship of a father
    and daughter and conduct a follow up interview based on the statements of the problem of the
    study, after that, the researchers used purposive sampling technique to acquire the suitable
    respondents. The researchers set an appointment with the respondent and meet them personally
    in order to present to them the information regarding the study. Also, the researchers utilized
    electronic mail to extend the questionnaire to the respondents.

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    The answers were compiled and organized based on the findings of data that were tabulated for
    their easy interpretation and presentation.
    Data Processing Analysis
    The researchers employed simple statistical treatment to be able to compute and tabulate the
    result of data that are gathered.
    Specifically, frequency distribution and percentage were employed. This means that the sum of
    their responses were divided by the populations and the multiplied by one hundred (100).
    This can be done using this formula:
    P=F/N X 100
    F=Frequency
    P=Percentage
    N=Total number of Respondents

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