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Vanessa M. Baysa
Carlo Glenn P. Corton
Daniel C. Fuentecilla III
Maria Mikaella N. Mora
Belinda C. Parrilla
Roxanne T. Perez
A Thesis
Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements
For the Subject of Research Project
March 2019
Republic of the Philippines
PRESIDENT RAMON MAGSAYSAY STATE UNIVERSITY
Iba, Zambales
has been prepared and submitted by Vanessa M. Baysa, Carlo Glenn P. Corton, Daniel
C. Fuentecilla III, Maria Mikaella N. Mora, Belinda C. Parrilla, and Roxanne T.
Perez
Approved:
_________________
Date Signed
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The researchers wish to convey their warmth heartfelt gratitude and deepest
appreciation to all in one way or another have extended their generous support and
Ms. Florife Fortin, Research Project teacher, for her advices, patience and
Daryll Jim Angel, MAED., their research adviser, for guiding and checking the
Dr. Katherine Parangat, Ms. Rosa Sassie Devera, MAN., Dr. Arra Abaniel, the
Panel of examiners who checked the research and gave advices to make the research
better.
Helen A. Magno, MAED., Principal of Senior High School Department for letting
respondents.
Above all, endless gratitude, love and faith of Almighty God are offered for his
spiritual love, guidance, and generous blessings. Without Him this proposal thesis would
not have been made possible and fulfilled and with Him nothing is impossible.
VMB
CGPC
DCF
MMNM
BCP
RTP
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ABSTRACT
This study aimed to determine the Influence of Social Media among HUMSS 12-
A Students of PRMSU School Year 2018-2019. This might explain how social media
influence the student in terms of school, lifestyle, social interaction and health.
This research design was used in the conduct of the study with the use of
questionnaires as the main instrument in gathering data from thirty-six (36) respondents
Most of the respondents are females; total of 27 with an average age of 17 years
old, studying at President Ramon Magsaysay State University under the Humanities and
Social Sciences strand. Based on the findings obtained in the study the researchers
conclude that: Personal Profile; out of thirty-six (36) respondents 22 or 61.11 % belong to
the bracket of 15-17 years old and 14 or 38.89% belong to the bracket of 18-20 years old.
And in sex/gender of the respondents twenty-seven (27) or 75% are females while nine
(9) or 25% are males. The respondents agreed that social media influence their studies,
The respondents agreed that social media has influence in terms of their studies,
There is no significant difference between the effects of social media and the
Furthermore, from the findings and conclusions obtained in the study, the
researchers recommended that in terms of school, the students must balance their time on
using social media and their priorities as a student. Moreover, know when to meet
classmates for the greater result of a group activity as it promotes better quality of
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communication; In terms of lifestyle the researchers recommended that the students know
the possible outcomes and changes that may occur by excessive patronage of what is
latest when relying on social media; and in terms of social interaction, the students can
differentiate the difference between personal interaction and communicating using social
media as they differ from each other and researchers recommended in terms of health,
they should be certain on information that they are getting, reading, and relying in social
media sites because if it is incorrect information, it might affect their health. Since the
students agreed on the presented effects of social media, they should nurture themselves
with it and not take it for granted to commit malicious acts. Also, the school could
conduct seminars regarding the influence of social media. Further study should
investigate the influence of social media in terms of school, lifestyle, social interaction,
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TABLE OF CONTENT
Page
TITLE PAGE i
APPROVAL SHEET ii
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT iii
ABSTRACT iii
TABLE OF CONTENT vi
LIST OF TABLES ix
LIST OF FIGURES x
1 INTRODUCTION 1
Background 1
Related Literature 6
Related Studies 11
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Conceptual Framework 19
Null Hypothesis 22
Definition of Terms 23
3 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 25
Research Design 25
Research Locale 25
Research Respondents 26
Research Instrument 26
Sampling Procedure 27
Statistical Treatment 28
Summary of Findings 52
Conclusion 54
Recommendations 55
BIBLIOGRAPHY 56
APPENDICES 60
APPENDIX A – QUESTIONNAIRE 61
CURRICULUM VITAE 76
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LIST OF TABLES
1 Distribution of Respondents 26
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LIST OF FIGURES
2 Map of PRMSU 25