Review of Related Literature

Love is an emotion of strong affectionand personal attachment. Inphilosophical context, love is a

virtuerepresenting all of human kindness,compassion, and affection.

Most teenagers have alreadyexperienced having relationships. Atthis stage, they are easily
attractedwith their opposite sex.

Positive effects... studies...* serve as an inspiration to get a highgrades* motivate

student.* make a teenager to feel morebouncy, lively and more energetic.

Negative effects… Studies

* occupy their minds.* spend most of their time texting andwriting their partner's name
duringclass time* hard for them to concentrate.
Conceptual Framework
Recommendations
The researchers recommend the following:
The accountancy students should continueto do their best in their academicperformances with
or without romanticrelationship.
The parents should watch their son ordaughter if they are doing all theirschoolwork before
giving time in theirrelationship and they should provideconstant advices to their siblings.
Future researchers interested in this areamay choose a different set of respondentsto expand
the applicability of this research.
Summary
The number of accountancy studentshaving had to repeat a subject decreasedsignificantly
after being involved in arelationship.
This shows that accountancy studentsinvolved in a relationship develop properattitudes
toward studying.
The length of the relationship does notaffect the level of academic benefits.
Conclusion
In a relationship status of SBC accountancystudents promotes ideal study habits
Accountancy students know how tomanage their time and proper attitudestoward studying.
The length of the relationship does notaffect the level of academic benefits.

Recommendations
The researchers recommend the following:
The accountancy students should continueto do their best in their
academicperformances with or without romanticrelationship.
The parents should watch their son ordaughter if they are doing all theirschoolwork
before giving time in theirrelationship and they should provideconstant advices to their
siblings.
Future researchers interested in this areamay choose a different set of respondentsto
expand the applicability of this research.