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    This chapter outlines the research methods that will be used in the study, including the research design, sampling technique, data sources, data collection procedures, data analysis, and ethical considerations. Specifically, it will use a descriptive-correlational design and purposive sampling. In-depth interviews will be the primary data source. The data collection process will involve obtaining permissions, orienting respondents, administering questionnaires, collecting responses, and analyzing the results. Thematic content analysis will be used to analyze interview data. Ethical considerations for conducting the study are also discussed.

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    CHAPTER 3

    Methods

    This chapter discusses the research design that will be use in this study, sampling

    technique, the research instrument, the data gathering procedures and the data analysis

    and in interpreting the results of the study as well as the ethical considerations in

    conducting the study.

    Research Design

    This study will use a descriptive-correlational design. A correlational study

    determines ifthe two variables are correlated to each other (Kalla, 2011). On the other

    hand, Kowalczyk (2003) defines descriptive research as a study designed to illustrate or

    describe the participant of the study in a more precise way. In general, descriptive-

    correlation design is a research design that explains how the variable affects the other

    variable.

    Sampling Technique

    The researchers will use a judgemental or purposive sampling technique in getting

    the respondents in this study. Purposive sampling is a strategy in which particular

    settings, persons or events are selected deliberately in order to provide important

    information that cannot be obtained from other choicces(Maxwell, 1996). It is where the
    researchers includes cases or participants in the sample because they believe that they

    warrant inclusion.

    Source of Data

    For the purposes of this research, in depth interviews will be use. In depth

    interviews are personal and unstructured interviews, whose aim is to identify participant’s

    emotions, feelings, and opinions regarding a particular research subject. The main

    advantage of personal interviews is that they involve personal and direct contact between

    interviewers and interviewees, as well as eliminate non-response rates, but interviewers

    need to have developed the necessary skills to successfully carry an interview (Fisher,

    2005, Wilson, 2003).

    Data Gathering Procedure

    Permission to Conduct the Study. The researchers sent a letter of permission

    noted by their research adviser to conduct the study to the principal. Upon the approval

    of the permission, the researchers sent a letter to the adviser of each regular section in

    Grade 10 level for the permission to conduct the study and to ask for the 2 nd quarter

    grades of the respondents.

    Orientation of the Respondents. After the approval of the permission of the

    principal, the adviser of the respondents, the researchers had a room-to-room orientation

    and explained how the respondents will answer the given questionnaire.

    Administration of Survey Questionnaire. . The questionnaires were distributed

    personally to the respondents.


    Retrieval of Survey Questionnaires. The researchers recovered the questionnaires

    personally, after the respondents have answered the questionnaires.

    Tallying of the Results. The result of the survey was tallied, tabulated, analyzed, and

    treated statistically with the help of a statistician.

    Data Analysis

    The thematic content analysis will be use to analyze the interview data. This

    analysis method comprised of five steps, namely: transcription, checking and editing,

    analysis and interpretation, and verification (Karlsson, undated; Sarantakos, 1998).

    Ethical Consideration

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