GROUP 5

GE 2 PURPOSIVE COMMUNICATION

Title Defense
Proponents:
Kim Ivan R. Sumagaysay
Regine Flores
Prince Anthony Tancontian
November 28, 2022
 Research Problem 1: CYBERCRIMEAWARENESSAND CYBERCRIME PREVENTIONATTITUDE OF
CRIMINOLOGY STUDENTS

[Conditions] [Ideal Situation]

» Concoles, C. R., Cristobal, N., Felonia Jr, E., Tadtad, V. M., &
Villafuerte, K. A. (2022)
 The Philippines has seen an information technology revolution since the
country's E-Commerce Law, also known as Republic Act 8792, was
passed in 2000. Senator Nancy Binay is presently pushing for kids to
grasp online ethics, according to a blog post from rappler Peer
Reviewed Journal 21. In the interview, Binay said that rather than
enacting regulations that would restrict free expression, her plan in
Senate Resolution 474 intended to promote appropriate Internet usage
through education (Macaraig, 2013). Regarding moral principles,
privacy, and other practices that impact a person's overall well-being,
the Philippines is faced with a computer ethical conundrum. Along with
cybersex, pornography, cyberstalking, identity theft, financial theft, and
other related themes, they have been explored in a variety of news
outlets things (Verecio, 2016).
Back, S., & Guerette, R. T. (2021)
 Criminologists and professionals involved in crime prevention are aware of
the significance of geographic locations for criminal activity and the
potential contribution that place managers may make to successfully
preventing crime. In fact, a significant body of research over the past few
decades has highlighted the tendency for crime to concentrate over a
variety of geographic areas, where place management tends to be weak or
nonexistent. However, there hasn't been much research done on how to
control places and crimes in the virtual world. The goal of this study was to
determine whether place management strategies may effectively lower
cybercrime events in an online environment. This study assessed the effects
of an information security breach on a large urban research institution in
the United States using data from the information technology division .

[Research Gap (Discrepancy)]

» Kumbhar, M., & Gavekar, V. (2017
 This research proved that there are most users of internet. Due to less time during working hours they prefer most online transaction. But they
are not feeling secure while making online transaction. Maximum respondent give response in the favor of neutral, so we can conclude that they
are not feel secure about online banking transaction. It clears that ratio of awareness among the respondent regarding cyber crime is high for
hacking as compared to the others. There are many ways of cyber crime happened as pornography, social account hacking, bank account
hacking, etc. Among those respondents are victim of any of those cyber crime. Users feel insecure about Security of their details during Online
Transaction
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 [Research Problem 1]
[Interventions]
» Barbola, V., & Pareek, D. L. (2021)
 -A normative survey method will
be used in the current study to
describe and explain the current
situation. It includes some
comparison or contrast
techniques. It looks for
connections between already
existing, unmanipulated
variable. One of the most popular
methods for solving educational
issues is normative study.
[Facts/Findings] [Research Questions]
» Lee, Y. Y., Gan, C. L., & Liew, T. W.  What is the level of Cybercrime
(2022)
awareness?
 This paper aims to provide a
clear insight into the  What is the level of Cybercrime
Prevention Attitude?
understanding of phishing
victimization risk using
 Is there a significant relationship
theoretical and empirical
evidence. between cybercrime awareness
and Cybercrime Prevention
Attitude?
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 [Research Problem 2]

[Conditions] [Ideal Situation]

» [Evidence] [Evidence]
• [statement] • [statement]

[Research Gap (Discrepancy)]

» [Evidence]
• [statement]

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[Interventions] [Facts/Findings] [Research Questions]

» [Evidence] » [Evidence] » [Question 1]

• [statement] • [statement] » [Question 2]
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 [Research Problem 3]

[Conditions] [Ideal Situation]

» [Evidence] [Evidence]
• [statement] • [statement]

[Research Gap (Discrepancy)]

» [Evidence]
• [statement]

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[Interventions] [Facts/Findings] [Research Questions]

» [Evidence] » [Evidence] » [Question 1]

• [statement] • [statement] » [Question 2]
» [Question 3]

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 [References]
» Concoles, C. R., Cristobal, N., Felonia Jr, E., Tadtad, V. M., & Villafuerte, K. A. (2022). CYBERCRIME AWARENESS AND
CYBERCRIME PREVENTION ATTITUDE OF CRIMINOLOGY STUDENTS. Southeast Asian Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies, 1(1).
» Back, S., & Guerette, R. T. (2021). Cyber Place Management and Crime Prevention: The Effectiveness of Cybersecurity Awareness
Training Against Phishing Attacks. Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice, 37(3), 427-451.
» Kumbhar, M., & Gavekar, V. (2017). A study of Cyber Crime awareness for prevention and its impact. International Journal of Recent
Trends in Engineering and Research, 3, 240-246.
» Barbola, V., & Pareek, D. L. (2021). AN ANALYTICAL STUDY OF ATTITUDE OF SR. SEC SCHOOL STUDENTS TOWARDS E-
LEARNING AND THEIR AWARENES TOWARDS CYBER CRIME INHARYANA STATE. CENTUM-ISSN 2231-1475, 65.
» Lee, Y. Y., Gan, C. L., & Liew, T. W. (2022). Phishing victimization among Malaysian young adults: cyber routine activities theory and
attitude in information sharing online. The Journal of Adult Protection, (ahead-of-print).

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