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MAHARDIKA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, INC.

College of Nursing

Chapter 4: Data Analysis and Interpretation


In this pivotal chapter, we delve into the heart of our study—the data. Our focus centers
on understanding the impact of cyberbullying on the well-being of 12th graders in Bongao, Tawi-
Tawi. Let us explore the findings that shed light on this critical issue.
4.1 Demographic Profile of Respondents
4.1.1 Age Distribution
We begin by examining the age distribution of our respondents. The majority fall within
the 18 to 19 age range, with a smaller proportion aged 20 or 21 and above.
4.1.2 Gender Identity
Next, we consider gender identity. The responses reveal a diverse spectrum:
• Male
• Gay
• Female
• Lesbian
• Non-Binary
• Prefer not to answer
4.1.3 Ethnicity
Ethnicity plays a crucial role in our study. The respondents represent various
backgrounds:
• Tausog
• Tagalog
• Sinama
• Chavacano
• Bisaya
• Others
MAHARDIKA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, INC.
College of Nursing

4.1.4 Social Platforms in Cyberspace


Understanding the digital landscape is essential. The social platforms used by our
respondents include:
• Facebook
• Tiktok
• Instagram
• Twitter
• Others
4.2 Perception of Cyberbullying
4.2.1 How Do 12th Graders in Bongao Perceive Cyberbullying?
We explore the subjective perceptions of cyberbullying among our participants. Their
insights provide valuable context for our analysis.
4.3 Perceived Impact of Cyberbullying
4.3.1 Physical Impact
What physical effects do cyberbullying incidents have on 12th graders in Bongao? We
delve into their perceived experiences.
4.3.2 Emotional Impact
Emotions run deep. We investigate how cyberbullying affects the emotional well-being of
our respondents.
4.3.3 Social Impact
Social dynamics come into play. Our study examines the perceived social consequences
of cyberbullying.
4.4 Group-Based Analysis
4.4.1 Perceived Impact by Profile
Is there a significant difference in perceived cyberbullying impact when we group
respondents by their profiles? We rigorously analyze the data to find out.
4.4.2 Overall Well-Being by Profile
We explore whether overall well-being varies significantly based on respondent profiles.
MAHARDIKA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, INC.
College of Nursing

4.5 Relationship Between Perception and Impact


4.5.1 Correlation Between Perception and Well-Being
Finally, we investigate whether there exists a significant relationship between how
cyberbullying is perceived and its impact on overall well-being.
In this chapter, numbers and narratives converge, revealing the intricate tapestry of
cyberbullying’s effects. Let us proceed with analytical precision and empathetic understanding.

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