CHAPTER IV

Presentation, Analysis, and Interpretation of Data

This chapter contains the presentation, analysis, and presentation of quantitative data. The

data gathered through survey and treated statistically using different statistical methods and

techniques. Then, the result of the survey is presented through tables for analysis and

interpretation.

TABLE 1

Age of the Respondents

AGE FREQUENCY PERCENTAGE

3-30 24 80%

30-50 6 20%

TOTAL 30 100%

Table 1 shows the age of the respondents. Age 3-30 has a frequency of 24 with 80% percentage,

and age 30-50 has a frequency of 6 with 20% percentage. A total of 100% of 30 respondents.

Most of the respondents are in age 3-30 and in least numbers were in 30-50.
 TABLE 2

QUESTIONS YES NO TOTAL

Do you find it hard to control your mobile phone usage? 17 13 30

Do you often get angry if someone interrupts you during your mobile phone 19 11 30

usage?

Do you feel lost and frustrated without your mobile phone? 23 7 30

Do you prefer to use mobile phone rather than spend time with others? 15 15 30

TOTAL 30

Questions and Responses

Question number 1. Do you find it hard to control your mobile phone usage? Got 17 yeses and

13 nos. This means that most of them is having a hard time controlling their mobile phone usage.

Only 13 said no that means they can control their phone usage.

Question number 2. Do you often get angry if someone interrupts you during your mobile phone

usage? Got 19 yeses and 11 nos. This question shows that most of them gets angry when

someone is interrupting them while using their mobile phones.

Question number 3. Do you feel lost and frustrated without your mobile phone? Got 23 yeses

and 7 nos. This visualizes that most of the respondents can’t overcome the days without their

smartphones. They often get sad when they were away from their phones. Only 7 said no.
Question number 4. Do you prefer to use mobile phone rather than spend time with others? Got

15 yeses and 15 nos which resulted with a tie. Half of the respondents prefer to isolate their

selves alone with their phone instead of spending time with their friends. The other half prefer to

spend time with their friends and loved-ones rather than insolating their selves with their phones.

Conclusion

Table 2 reveals that there are indeed behavioral changes in excessive usage of mobile phones

may it be through mobile/online games or social media.