Part I: Profile of Respondents
Table 1: Age
Age
Frequency
Percentage
20 – 30 years old
85
53%
31 – 40 years old
32
20%
41– 50 years old
26
16%
51 – 60 years old
8
5%
60 years old and
above
9
6%
Total
160
100%
Table __ shows the Distribution of Respondents According to Age. 53% of the
respondents are 20-30 years old, 20% are 31–40 years old, 16% are 41–50 years old, 5%
are 51–60 years old, 6% for 60 years old and above. The result affirms the majority in
younger working class and students 20-24.
Table 2: Gender
Gender
Frequency
Percentage
Male
74
46%
Female
86
54%
Total
160
100%
Table _ shows the Distribution of Respondents According to Gender. 54% of the
respondents are Female and 46% of the respondents are Male. This will help the
researchers determine dominance of each gender in the participants of the study.
Table 3: Socio-Economic Status
Socio-Economic Status
Frequency
Percentage
Rich (219,140 and above
monthly income)
5
3%
Upper Middle but Not Rich
(131,484 -219,140 monthly
income)
11
7%
Upper Middle (76,669 – 131,484
monthly income
22
14%
Middle (43,828 – 76,669
monthly income
39
24%
Lower Middle (21,914 – 43,828
monthly income)
47
29%
Low-Income but Not Poor
(10,957 – 21,914 monthly
income)
25
16%
Poor (below 10,957 monthly
income
11
7%
Total
160
100%
Table __ shows the Socio-Economic Status of Respondents. 3% of the respondents
answered Rich, 7% for Upper Middle but Not Rich, 14% for Upper Middle, 24% for Middle,
29 for Lower Middle, 16% for Low-Income but Not Poor and 7% responded Poor. This
means that the majority of participants are mostly middle-income status and Lower
Middle.
Table 4: Educational Attainment
Educational
Attainment
Frequency
Percentage
No Formal
Education
0
0%
Elementary
2
1%
Secondary
24
15%
College
103
64%
Vocational Training
7
4%
