Republic of the Philippines

UNIVERSITY OF EASTERN PHILIPPINES

University of the Eastern Philippines

GRADUATE STUDIES

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Presenter : JEANA M. LICAS

Semester/SY : First Semester 2019-2020
Course : MAED- GUIDANC
Subject : EDUC. 8O3 (Statistical Methods Applied Education)
Course Professor : ROMEL A. MORALES, PhD
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SELF – EFFICACY, TEST ANXIETY, HELP SEEKING, TV VIEWING, GPA

SELF – EFFICACY. . An independent samples t – test was used to compare the male and female respondents in terms of self – efficacy. The
male group (M = 4.0756; SD = 1.03386) was compared to the female group (M = 3.5861; SD = 0.85250) in terms of their self – efficacy. With t(213)
= 3.723; p = .000, the data concluded that there is a significant difference between male and female groups in terms of self – efficacy. It further means
that the male group have stronger conviction that they can do better and pass the subjects or course that they took than the female group.
TEST ANXIETY. An independent samples t – test was used to compare the male and female respondents in terms of test anxiety. With
t(213) = -1.681; p = .094, the data implies that there is no significant difference between male (M = 3.9887; SD = 1.00642) and female (M = 4.2264;
SD = 1.04784) in terms of test anxiety experience by the respondents. Meaning, both male and female suffer from stress and nervousness in taking
tests.
 HELP SEEKING. An independent samples t – test was used to compare the male and female respondents in terms of help seeking. With
t(213) = -0.124; p = .902, the data depicts that there is no significant difference in help seeking of male (M = 2.9016; SD = 0.54668) and female (M
= 2.9099; SD = 0.38212) respondents. It denotes that all the respondents ask help to someone who’s more expert and knowledgeable.
TV VIEWING. To compare the TV viewing of the male and female respondents, an independent samples t – test was employed. The data
signifies that there is a significant difference between male (M = 5.4247; SD = 0.92280) and female (M = 5.1593; SD = 0.79112) in watching
television, with t(213) = 2.211; p = .028. It only means that male respondents are fond to watch television compare to female respondents.
GPA. An independent samples t – test was conducted to compare the GPA of male and female respondents. There was no significant difference
in the scores for male (M = 1.8486; SD = 0.66446) and female (M = 1.7595; SD = 0.57072); t(213) = 1.030; p = .304. The results suggest that male
and female respondents performed equally in school.
 Independent Samples Test

Levene's Test for Equality of

Variances t-test for Equality of Means

95% Confidence Interval of

the Difference
Mean Std. Error
F Sig. t df Sig. (2-tailed) Difference Difference Lower Upper

SELF_EFFICAC Equal variances

6.400 .012 3.723 213 .000 .49401 .13271 .23242 .75560
Y assumed

Equal variances not

3.834 210.064 .000 .49401 .12887 .23998 .74805
assumed

TEST_ANXIETY Equal variances

.712 .400 -1.681 213 .094 -.23766 .14136 -.51632 .04099
assumed

Equal variances not

-1.671 189.544 .096 -.23766 .14225 -.51825 .04292
assumed

HELP_SEEKING Equal variances

7.429 .007 -.124 213 .902 -.00828 .06681 -.13997 .12342
assumed

Equal variances not

-.131 212.544 .896 -.00828 .06336 -.13317 .11662
assumed

TV_VIEWING Equal variances

2.230 .137 2.211 213 .028 .26539 .12003 .02878 .50200
assumed

Equal variances not

2.264 207.839 .025 .26539 .11724 .03426 .49652
assumed

GPA Equal variances

3.634 .058 1.030 213 .304 .08910 .08649 -.08138 .25958
assumed
Equal variances
1.055 207.716 .293 .08910 .08450 -.07748 .25569
notassumed