CHAPTER IV

PRESENTATION AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA

This chapter presents the tabulated, analyzed, and

interpreted data which were collected by the researchers.

a. Profile of the Respondents

Table A: Age

AGE FREQUENCY PERCENTAGE

16 5 10%

17 23 46%

18 21 42%

19 1 2%

Total 50 100%

AGE. Table A shows the age distribution of the respondents

ages sixteen (16) to nineteen (19). Most number of respondents is
seventeen (17) years old with a percentage of 46, while the
minority is nineteen (19) years old with 2%. It shows that most
of the students ages 17 years old used to shop online.

Table B: Sex

SEX FREQUENCY PERCENTAGE

Male 14 28%

Female 36 72%
 Total 50 100%

SEX. Table B shows the sex distribution of the respondents.

Most number of respondents is female with a percentage of 72%,
while the male are only 28%. The data implies that most of female
students loved to bought products online.

Table C. Grade and Strand

GRADE STRAND FREQUENCY PERCENTAGE

11 Accountancy and
Business Management 7 14%
(ABM)
11 Humanities and Social
1 2%
Sciences (HUMSS)
11 Science, Technology,
Engineering, and 2 4%
Mathematics (STEM)
12 Accountancy and
Business Management 15 30%
(ABM)
12 Humanities and Social
15 30%
Sciences (HUMSS)
12 Science, Technology,
Engineering, and 10 20%
Mathematics (STEM)
Total 50 100%
 STRAND. Table C shows the different strands the respondents
belong. Grade 12 - ABM and Grade 12 – HUMSS holds the most number
of respondents with a frequency of 15 and percentage of 30. While
the least is Grade 11 – HUMSS which holds the frequency of 1 and
percentage of 2%. It implies that most of the students from Grade
12 – ABM and HUMSS used online shopping to buy their needs and
wants.

Gathered data through Questionnaire

PART I

Table D. Advantages and Disadvantages of Online Shopping.

STATEMENT YES % NO %
1 Did the quality of every product you 36 72% 14 28%
ordered satisfied your expectation?
2 Do the products you always receive is in 40 80% 10 20%
good condition?
3 Do you agree that the site you use to shop 40 80% 10 20%
online is safe?
4 Do you satisfied with the packaging of 38 76% 12 24%
what you purchased?
5 Does online shopping more time saving than 42 84% 8 16%
going to the market?
6 Does the price of the products online is 41 82% 9 18%
cheaper than in marketplaces?
7 Do the products they sell online is more 48 96% 2 4%
on trend than in marketplaces?
8 Does online shopping is more beneficial in 46 92% 4 8%
terms of money saving because of cheaper
products and free vouchers?
9 Does shopping online save effort compared 47 94% 3 6%
 to marketplace?
10 Does online shopping is more convenient 40 80% 10 20%
than in marketplaces?
11 Do the shipping process or deliveries of 22 44% 28 56%
products are slow and late?
12 Do the products you always received is 5 10% 45 90%
low-quality and defected?
13 Do the sellers are non-responsive about 10 20% 40 80%
your complaint?
14 Does buying products online is lack of 21 42% 29 58%
security?
15 Does online shopping makes consumer bought 23 46% 27 54%
not useful products?
16 Does online shopping intend buyers to 29 58% 21 42%
forget budgeting?
17 Do online shopping causes addiction on 42 84% 8 16%
buying different products?
18 Do online shopping makes consumer waste 23 46% 27 54%
their money?
19 Does addiction on buying online causes 45 90% 5 10%
consumer to spend more on their wants
rather than their needs?
20 Does online shopping causes consumer to be 39 78% 11 22%
scammed?

Advantages and Disadvantages of Online Shopping. Table D,

Part I, shows the advantages and disadvantages of online shopping
to the senior high school students of Wesleyan University-
Philippines Maria Aurora Extension Campus. Part I, statement
number 1, out of fifty (50) respondents, thirty-six (36) answered
‘YES’ with a percentage of 72 and the rest answered ‘NO’ with a
percentage of 28. In statement number 2, forty (40) respondents
answered ‘YES’ with total of 80% and ten (10) respondents
answered ‘NO’. In statement number 3, forty (40) answered ‘YES’
with a percentage of 80 while the rest answered ‘NO’ with 10%. In
statement number 4, thirty-eight (38) responded ‘YES’ with 76%
and 24% answered ‘NO’. In statement 5, forty-two (42) answered
‘YES’, and only eight (8) respondents answered ‘NO’ with 16%. In
statement 6, 82% answered ‘YES’ while 18% answered ‘NO’. In
statement 7, forty-eight (48) answered ‘YES’, and only two (2)
respondents answered ‘NO’ with 4%. In statement 8, forty-six (46)
respondents responded ‘YES’ with a percentage of 92%, the rest
answered ‘NO’ with a frequency and percentage of four (4) and 8%,
respectively. In statement 9, 94% answered ‘YES’ and 6% answered
‘NO’. In statement 10, 80% answered ‘YES’ while 20% answered
‘NO’. In statement number 11, out of fifthy (50) respondents,
twenty-eight (28) answered ‘NO’ with a percentage of 56 and the
rest answered ‘YES’ with a percentage of 44. In statement number
12, forty-five (45) respondents answered ‘NO’ with total of 90%
and five (5) respondents answered ‘NO’. In statement number 13,
forty (40) responded ‘NO’ with 80% and 20% answered ‘NO’. In
statement number 14, twenty-nine (29) answered ‘NO’ with a
percentage of 58 while the rest answered ‘NO’ with 42%. In
statement 15, twenty-seven (27) answered ‘NO’, and twenty-three
(23) respondents answered ‘YES’ with 46%. In statement 16, 58%
answered ‘YES’ while 42% answered ‘NO’. In statement 17, forty-
two (42) answered ‘YES’, and only eight (8) respondents answered
‘NO’ with 16%. In statement 18, twenty-seven (27) respondents
responded ‘NO’ with a percentage of 54%, the rest answered ‘YES’
with a frequency and percentage of twenty-three (23) and 46%,
respectively. In statement 19, 90% answered ‘YES’ and 10%
answered ‘NO’. On the last statement, thirty-nine (39)
respondents answered ‘YES’ and eleven (11) answered ‘NO’.
PART II

Table E. Plans or Actions to cope with the challenges.

STATEMENT FREQUENCY PERCENTAGE

1 Reading reviews clearly. 44 88%
2 Trying to ask with the
25 50%
sellers first.
3 Checking the ratings of
46 92%
every product.
4 Looking for trusted shops. 41 82%
5 Asking others for
23 46%
referrals.
6 Buying products that have
16 32%
a minimal packaging.
7 Reading the product
42 84%
information clearly.
8 Ask seller to send a proof
30 60%
of order.
9 Avoiding fragile products
to avoid getting broken 20 40%
one.
10 Avoiding e-store that
promises too much at too 14 28%
low price.

Plans or actions to cope with the challenges. Table E, Part

II shows the different plans or actions to cope with the
challenges experienced by the senior high school students of
Wesleyan University-Philippines Maria Aurora Extension Campus
when buying products online. 88% of the respondents answered that
they reading reviews clearly. 50% agreed asking seller first is a
great way to cope with the challenges. 92% surely agreed that
checking the ratings will lead them to an action that helps
coping up in any shopping challenges. 82% of the respondents
looked for trusted shops. 46% asking others for referrals. Out of
fifty respondents, 32% buying products that have minimal
packaging. 84% read the product information clearly as the basis
on buying products online. From the fifty respondents, 60% asking
for proofs of orders from the seller. 40% avoiding fragile
products to avoid getting broken products which considered as a
big challenge in buying products through online. Lastly, 28% of
the respondents avoiding e-store that promises too much at too
low price.

CHAPTER V

SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION

 This chapter summarizes the result in this study, presents
the conclusion and gives some recommendation.

Summary

Conclusion

Based on the summary of findings, the following conclusions

are made after:

1.

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3.

4.

Recommendations

Based on the findings and conclusions, the following

recommendations are desired:

1.

2.

3.

4.