Final Manuscript 1

The Impact of Research Making to the Selected Senior High
School in Inter Global College Foundation Incorporated

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Chapter I
Introduction
Statement of the Problem
The Pre Baccalaureate maritime and TVL Maritime strand help students to gain
advance knowledge about maritime. In fact, a student who take this strand can study the
maritime courses very well.
1. What is the demographic profile of the respondents in terms of:
1.1 Gender
1.2 Strand
1.3 Age
2. What are the benefits of having this kind of strand?
3. What are the perception of the respondents in their learning experiences in terms of :
a. Discussion Examination
b. Practical Examination
c. Written Examination
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Scope and limitation
This study was limited to the perceived of the students of Inter Global College
Foundation Incorporated. This study identified the perceptions and reactions of the students to
the New Academic Track Pre Baccalaureate and TVL Maritime. The respondents of the study
are the students who take the track Pre Baccalaureate and TVL Maritime. The data gathered in
the study is based on the students who will take this track and what will they experience.
The scope of this research is ten (10) students of Inter Global College Foundation
Incorporated. The researchers used survey questionnaires to gather relevant information for the
study.
Significance of the study
The study focused on the advanced learning and to develop the skills of the students of
Inter Global College Foundation Incorporated to be an excellent seafarer in maritime industry.
The research result will be very important to the following:
For the students,
This study will help the student to make an appropriate track that they want.
For the potaena
This study will help the parents to be more
For the shipping company,
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This study will inform the government that the installation of transgender public
restroom is helpful and beneficial for everyone.
For the future researchers
This study might be used as reference, a guide or basis if their research.
Conceptual Paradigm
INPUT PROCESS OUTPUT
 The
demographic
profile of the
respondents in
terms of gender
and age.
 The impact of Miniature of
transgender Assessment of the
public restroom Transgender
in terms of results
Public Restroom
physical, social
and emotional.
 The relevance of
transgender
public restroom
to the
community.
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Fig. 1 Conceptual Paradigm
The paradigm above illustrated how the researchers conceptualized the study for better
understanding of the topic. The input variable shows mainly the perception of the people in
Brgy. Bocohan regarding the installation of transgender public restrooms. The answers of the
respondents were analyzed to provide an output of whether or not it is good to create another
division of restroom for the LGBTQ community
Conceptual Framework
The main reason of this study was to know whether it is good or it is bad of the
impact of Installation of Transgender Public Restrooms. This conceptual framework presents the
impact of third-gender public restrooms to their emotional, social and physical. The researchers
composed five (5) questionnaires to answer the following questions.
Definition of Terms
LGBTQ – stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender.
Mental – relating to the mind.
Miniature – it is a small-scale reproduction or a small version. It may refer to: portrait
miniature, a miniature portrait painting.
Physical –it is relating to the body as opposed to the mind.
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Relevance – the quality or state of being closely connected or appropriate.
Restroom – a room or suite of rooms in a public space providing toilets and lavatories.
Social – relating to society or its organization.
Transgender – denoting or relating to a person whose sense of personal identity and gender
does not correspond with their birth sex
CHAPTER II
REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES
This chapter presents the related literature and studies derived from related books,
journals, and other references such as the internet which are all necessary in framing the concept
of the study. This chapter also provides the research paradigm and conceptual framework of the
study.
Related Study
Definition of Public Restroom
According to a study of Remo (2018), room with toilets in a public place can be referred to
as a restroom, a comfort station, or a washroom. According to BC Laws in Public Toilet Acts,
toilet means a device used for individual disposal of human waste, excrement, and includes a
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lavatory, water closet and urinal. In this act, a public place can be accessed by the public whether
or not an admission fee or charge is required to be paid to obtain access.
Female and Male Toilet Separation
According to a study of Pearl (2017), female trying to live as male, in her answer at
Quora, Public Toilets first appeared in the 19th century in which social attitudes were given
importance in such a way that respectable women could not show their legs in public when they
actually peed or defecated and also the issue of menstruation is absolutely banned.
By the late 19th century, the factory “water closet” or restrooms became a flashpoint of
cultural anxieties. There were deadly cholera epidemics, rapid development of increasingly
dangerous machinery in factories was viewed as special threat to “weaker” female workers, and
Victorian values that stresses the importance of privacy and modesty were subjected to special
challenge in factories, where women work side by side with men, often sharing the single-user
restrooms. It was the confluence of these anxieties that led legislators in Massachusetts and other
states to enact the first laws requiring that factory restrooms be sex-separated.
Third-Gender Public Restrooms Issues
According to Lee (2018) in his study in North Carolina enacted a law requiring that
people be allowed to use the public restrooms with third-gender that corresponds to the sex.
Meanwhile, the White House has taken an opposing position directing that transgender students
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be allowed to use the bathroom that matches their gender identity. Others said that the solution to
this is to convert all public restrooms to unisex use or having a third-gender public restrooms.
Opponents of LGBTQ rights have employed the slogan “No Men in Women’s
Bathrooms”, which evokes visions of weak women being subject to attack by men if transgender
women are allowed to invade the public bathroom. In fact, the only solid evidence of any such
attacks in public restrooms are those directed at transgendered individuals, a significant
percentage of whom report verbal and physical assault in such spaces.
Gender Equality
The importance of the gender equality is having the right and possibility to have control
over their body, reproduction decisions, and sexuality, and the need for gender equality in order
to achieve these goals are recognized as crucial by the Fourth World Conference on Gender
Equality. It is important to understand how these emotional responses may result in behavioural
actions, such as working to create equality or other reparatory measure.
Emotional Impact of Gender Inequality
Gender inequality continues to exist in a variety of forms throughout the world based on
Peterson and Runyan (2014). Wood and Eagly (2014), noted that gender inequality is usually
exhibited in the form of patriarchy, or a social structure in which men are entitled to more assets,
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power and privilege than women. Not only are women and men are deprived of both financial
and leadership opportunities but also the third gender sexuality.
Researchers have found that individuals confronted with group-based inequality
experience emotional distress in several forms, the most frequently studied including collective
guilt and moral outrage.
Reaction to Social Inequality
Two possible reactions to perception of gender inequality include collective guilt and
moral outrage. Collective guilt refers to negative feelings of distress experienced by members of
privilege group when they become aware that members of their in-group have imposed harm and
wrong doing on members of disadvantage group. An in-group refers to a particular social group
with which an individual feels shared connection, membership or devotion.
Related Literature
According to Bovens and Marcocci (2018), some people may feel uncomfortable in
gender- neutral toilets. There are many reasons for this. But long waiting times are also seriously
uncomfortable.
According to Alba (2018), at times equity is necessary to achieve gender equality, but
there are many instances where this is not the case, on this day, many people especially LGBTQ
members has experienced bullying due to their gender.
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According to Beattie (2017), arguing over which bathroom a person should use gets
incredibly complicated. Not using the toilet is not an option for any of us. Third-gender
bathroom allow all of us, no matter who we are to do it in peace.
According to Lin (2018), many third gender nonconforming people have limited access to
bathrooms due to the harassment, violence, and threat of arrest they experience in both women’s
and men’s bathrooms.
According to Rivera (2018), making gender neutral bathrooms more widely available
beyond single stalls ought to be the ultimate goal because being able to use bathrooms without
the threat of violence or harassment is a human right, not a privilege.
According to Claudio (2017), “There are three key approaches for effective
conversations regarding third-gender people, including starting with an acknowledgement that
many people aren’t quite there yet. Second, we can emphasize the importance of safety in
restrooms-for everyone-and help people calm their own concerns around safety in restrooms by
reinforcing the fact that laws are already in place to keep people safe. And finally, we can help
the conflicted middle understand how LGBTQ people are hurt when they are denied legal
protections from discriminations.
According to Remo (2014), gender equality continues to be a popular issue in the world,
and while Philippines remained to be a top performer in the Asia-Pacific in terms of gender
equality regarding the gap between men and women.
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According to Corcione (2018), gender neutral restrooms are also necessary alternatives
toward single gender bathrooms for transgender folks who don’t feel comfortable or safe using
public restrooms for fear of harassment from other bathroom-goers.
Chapter III
Methodology
This chapter describe the methods and the procedure, research design, respondents of the
study, research locale,research instrument, data gathering procedure and data analysis.
Research Design
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The descriptive method of research was utilized in the study to describe the perspectives
of the residents of Brgy. Bocohan to the installation of transgender public restroom. It aimed to
define systematically and objectively how the residents perceive the topic of the study.
Respondents of the Study
The respondents of the study were the residents of Brgy. Bocohan Lucena City. The
researchers used the descriptive method to reach the desired number of respondents to answer the
questionnaires. It was composed of both male and female whether single or married at the age of
18 years old and above.
Research Locale
The study was conducted in Brgy, Bocohan Lucena City, Quezon Province since the
chosen respondents are the residents of the barangay. The researchers chose this because they
know that Brgy. Bocohan Lucena City is one of the barangay in Lucena City that there are so
many LGBTQ members experienced inequality when it comes to transgender public restroom.
Research Instrument
The researchers utilized unstructured questionnaire as a main tool for gathering
necessary data from the selected respondents. The questionnaire is divided into two parts. The
first part contains the personal information about the respondents. The second part of the
questionnaire is composed of open-ended questions to gained broader insights about the
respondents’ perspective of the problem of the study.
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Data Gathering Procedure
The researchers used essay form type of questionnaire to determine the impact of
transgender public restrooms as perceived by the residents of Brgy. Bocohan Lucena City. The
researchers requested permission to the Brgy Captain of Lucena City by means of an authorized
letter signed by the researchers’ adviser and principal to conduct this study. The researchers gave
their respondents time to answer the questionnaire. After the administration of the questionnaires
the researchers tabulated, analyzed and interpreted the data gathered.
Data Analysis
The data was analyzed using codes and categorization of the answers given by the
respondents. These codes and category was then interpreted using high cognitive level to define
what are the most important and highly answered as perceived by the respondents.
Chapter IV
Presentation, Analysis and Interpretation of Data
This chapter presented the findings, analysis and interpretation of data gathered the
main objectives is to find the perceptions of the respondents of Brgy. Bocohan Lucena City
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entitled The impact of the installation of Transgender Public restroom As Perceived by the
Residents of Brgy. Bocohan Lucena City.
Part I: The demographic profile of the respondents of Brgy. Bocohan Lucena City, the age
and gender.
Table I: The distribution of the response of the respondents in terms of gender
Respondent Respondent Respondent Respondent Respondent
1 2 3 4 5
What is I’m 19 I’m 20 I’m 20 I’m 19 I’m 27
your years old. years old. years old. years old. years old.
age?
What is I am a I am a I am a I am a I am a
your Lesbian Female Male Gay Transgender
gender?
Table I presented of demographic profile of the respondents of Brgy. Bocohan
Lucena City. The age of respondents 1 and 4 are 19 years old, the respondents 2 and 3 are 20
years old and the respondents 5 is 27 years old. The gender of respondents 1 is Lesbian,
respondents 2 is Female, respondents 3 is Male, respondents 4 is gay and the last respondents 5
is transgender.
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Based on the demographic profile of the respondents of Brgy. Bocohan Lucena
City, all of them are in legal age, and most of the respondents are in LGBTQ group.
According to Lee (2018) in his study in North Carolina enacted a law requiring
that people be allowed to use the public restrooms with third-gender that corresponds to the sex.
Meanwhile, the White House has taken an opposing position directing that transgender students
be allowed to use the bathroom that matches their gender identity. Others said that the solution to
this is to convert all public restrooms to unisex use or having a third-gender public restrooms.
Part II: The Impact of the Third-Gender Public Restroom in Social Aspect of Life.
Table 2.1: The distribution of the response of the respondents in terms of third-gender
public restroom in terms of social aspect

1 2 3 4 5
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It can
increase the
It can give It provides Of course there It is lessen the
rate of
the other awareness in will be stigma
What is discriminatio discrimination
gender/third the social part between male
the n to the
gender to of the and female and
impact LGBTQ on the third-
have a community as the third
of family having
freedom. it provides gender.
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restroom for
der their own that such
them mean
public privacy in gender exist.
having
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their
social restroom.
biological
aspect of aspect as
life? human.
According to respondent 1, the impact of the installation transgender public restroom
in social aspect in life is that it can give the third gender to have freedom, giving them their own
privacy and also if can have their own restroom they can do whatever they want while not being
judge by others. While respondent 2 answered that it will increase the rate of discrimination to
the LGBTQ family because having different restroom for them means having separation to their
biological aspect as human. According to respondent 3, it provides awareness in the social part
of the community as it provides information that such gender exist. According to respondent 4,
Of course there will be stigma between male and female and the third gender, and the last
respondent 5 it is lessen the discrimination on the third-gender.
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Gender inequality continues to exist in a variety of forms throughout the world based
on Peterson and Runyan (2014). Wood and Eagly (2014), there are two impact of third gender
public restroom in social aspect of life, the positive side and the negative side. The positive side
it is good for the third gender to recognize who they are in social life, we all know were all living
now in the world full of discrimination and judgement, by the means third gender public
restroom. It gives a positive effect for the LGBTQ it shows a sign of respect and prioritization
for them, that they are accepted in this world full of discrimination and judgement it has a
positive effect on their social life because through this they are free to express who they are.
They don’t need to hide who they truly are, they are respected and well treated in the community
but behind those positive effect is a negative effect for their social aspect of life, much more they
are vulnerable to discrimination and judgement because they are separated on what the people
called gender equality, some people will tend to procreate random rants about this third gender
public restroom, that’s affects the social life of LGBTQs although there are some positive but
there is negative effects of this.
Table 2.2: the distribution of the response of the respondents in terms of third-gender
public restroom in terms of physical aspect
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1 2 3 4 5
Nevertheless It provides ease In terms of The third

the third- of access in physical aspect, gender will
The impact of
gender public terms of the privacy of avoid the
third-gender
restroom will physical access course. The judgemental
public
lead to and safety for impact to us mindset of
What is the restroom in
physical those who felt might be. other.
impact of our physical
cleanliness unsafe using a
transgender life is that the
and improve bathroom that
public other gender
sanitary does not match
restroom in cannot be shy
practices their gender
physical with the other
because there preference.
aspect of ones, because
will be a
life? they can show
separate
or they can be
restroom for
confident.
them.
Table 2.2 presented the impact of transgender public restroom in physical aspect of
life. According to respondent 1 the impact of third-gender public restroom in our physical life is
that the other gender cannot be shy with the other ones, because they can show or they can be
confident. According to respondent 2 the third gender public restroom will affect the emotions of
the LGBTQ family in a way that they will feel that they are not belong. It means sense of
belongingness will be the problem in the field of emotion. According to respondent 3, It provides
ease of access in terms of physical and safety for those who felt unsafe using a bathroom that
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does not match to their gender preference. According to respondent 4 in terms of physical aspect,
the privacy of course. The impact to us might be. According to respondent 5,the third gender will
avoid the judgmental mindset of other.
According to a study of Pearl (2017), female trying to live as male, in her answer at
Quora, Public Toilets first appeared in the 19th century in which social attitudes were given
importance in such a way that respectable women could not show their legs in public when they
actually peed or defecated and also the issue of menstruation is absolutely banned.
By the late 19th century, the factory “water closet” or restrooms became a flashpoint
of cultural anxieties. There were deadly cholera epidemics, rapid development of increasingly
dangerous machinery in factories was viewed as special threat to “weaker” female workers, and
Victorian values that stresses the importance of privacy and modesty were subjected to special
challenge in factories, where women work side by side with men, often sharing the single-user
restrooms. It was the confluence of these anxieties that led legislators in
Massachusetts and other states to enact the first laws requiring that factory restrooms be sex-
separated.
Table 2.3: The distribution of the response of the respondents in terms of transgender
public restroom in terms of emotional aspect

1 2 3 4 5
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The impact of The transgender It gives In terms of It was a great

What are the transgender public restroom emotional emotional impact in
impact of public restroom will affect the stability and aspect, many emotional
transgender in our emotional emotions the promotes people aspect ecause
public life is the third- LGBTQ family equity as they cannot transgender
restroom in gender can show in a way that are undertand has a freedom
emotional their true self they will feel recognized as the situation even if in
aspect of that they are not part of the they are public
they can do
life? belong. It community. feeling. Now restroom.
whatever they
means sense of Little things that the third
want and they
belongingness such as being gender
will keep their will be the recognized restroom are
chin up by not problem in the gives high tackled,
being judge by field of boost of people with
the people. emotion. confidence different
for those who genders will
belong to the be free from
third-gender. awkwardness
as they will
have own
gender
restroom.
Table2.3 presented the impact of transgender public restroom in emotional aspect of
life. According to respondent 1 the impact of third-gender public restroom in our emotional life
is the third-gender can show their true self they can do whatever they want and they will keep
their chin up by not being judge by the people. According to respondent 2 the transgender public
restroom will affect the emotions the LGBTQ family in a way that they will feel that they are not
belong. It means sense of belongingness will be the problem in the field of emotion. According
to respondent 3 it gives emotional stability and promotes equity as they are recognized as part of
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the community. Little things such as being recognized gives high boost of confidence for those
who belong to the third-gender. Respondent 4 In terms of emotional aspect, many people cannot
understand the situation they are feeling. Now that the third gender restroom are tackled, people
with different genders will be free from awkwardness as they will have own gender restroom.
And the last respondent number 5, it was a great impact in emotional aspect because third-gender
has a freedom even if in public restroom.
According to Aguilar (2018), the people must be wondering why third gender
restrooms are so important to the LGBTQ members. Well, when a person is non-binary person
like the transgender, walking to a male or female bathroom juts does not feel right. Every time
that the trans people or the LGBTQ members use the restroom, they inadvertently forced to
misidentify themselves. They risk harassment and often violence by using specifically gendered
bathrooms. So, third-gender restrooms do not just help trans people like me, who don’t feel any
ties to being male or female, they help all of us a various points in our journey. In an ideal world,
people would just let everyone pee in a male or female bathroom if that’s what makes most sense
for them, but unfortunately we do not live in that world.
Table III: The Relevance of Third-Gender Public Restroom to the Community.

1 2 3 4 5
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The relevance of The Both the Members of There’s an
the transgender community community LGBTQ equality to
public restroom will view the and those who community the
in our third-gender as belong to the will be from community.
community is different to the third-gender awkwardness.
giving the third- others because gains They will not
gender freedom of the sense of something be shy to enter
to have do what separation from this. A to where they
What is the they want and even in we all know will enter.
relevance of giving them their restroom. not all people
transgender will to enjoy Meaning the are that open
public their life. Also if community when it comes
restroom to we are given the will have a to things like
the chance to have it negative view that. And
community? we can avoid to them. people who
fight about belong to the
gender because it third-gender
is not right to don’t feel at
underestimate or ease when
judge by others. using
We all have bathroom that
flaws and we doesn’t match
need to live with their true
it. identity. They
don’t get
harassed or
something.
Table 3 presented the relevance of transgender public restroom to the community.
According to respondent 1, the relevance of the third-gender public restroom in our community
is giving the third-gender freedom to have do what they want and giving them their will to enjoy
their life. Also if we are given the chance to have it we can avoid fight about gender because it is
not right to underestimate or judge by others. We all have flaws and we need to live with it.
According to respondent 2, the community will view the third-gender as different to the others
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because of the sense of separation even in restroom. Meaning the community will have a
negative view to them. According to respondent 3, both the community and those who belong to
the third-gender gains something from this. A we all know not all people are that open when it
comes to things like that. And people who belong to the third-gender don’t feel at ease when
using bathroom that doesn’t match their true identity. They don’t get harassed or something.
According to respondent 4, Members of LGBTQ community will be from awkwardness. They
will not be shy to enter to where they will enter. And the last respondent 5, there’s an equality to
the community.
According to Rodil (2018), sexual orientation is not prepared, but is a complex
combination of biological and environmental reasons. Although there is still a belief that
homosexual acts are “unnatural” or “dispersive”, research shows that homosexuality is an
example of the normal and natural nature of human sexuality and not one effect of negative
thinking. Judgment and discrimination against homosexual and bisexual people however, exhibit
a major catalyst, and are more destructive to homosexual and bisexual children.
Chapter 5
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CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION
This chapter presented the conclusions based on the finding of the study and the
corresponding recommendations.
Conclusion
Based on the findings of the study, the following conclusion are drawn:
1. All of the respondents are in legal age, in terms of age, the oldest is 27 and the youngest
is 19 years old of age. Most of the respondents were belong to LGBTQ group like
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender.
2. Most of the respondents agreed to install the transgender public restroom, for having an
equal treatment even if when it comes to public restrooms.
3. Having a transgender public restroom is having a positive effects or impact that having a
third-gender option for public bathrooms would benefit a group who still is acting in
good faith and equal access may serve as a gateway for pedophiles, rapists, and
harassing. In the first place, it will have peace for the people especially for the LGBTQ
members who suffering from bullying due to their gender.
4. If there’s a positive effect for the installation of public restroom, there will be also a
negative effect for this, it includes the negative thinking especially for the LGBTQ
members.
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Recommendations
Based on the findings and conclusions, the researchers recommended the following:
1. To the transgender that want to use restrooms with knowledge, awareness and
understanding the possible outcome in using third-gender public restroom.
2. To the parents may use this research to comfort their children who is include in third-
gender.
3. To all the architecture may use this research as their guide on building restrooms with
proper signs according to their genders.
4. To all the teacher may use this research to teach students to respect the third-gender.
5. To those students who is including in transgender want to use restroom, third-gender
restroom is recommended because it can helps them to feel comfortable.
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Appendices
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Appendix A
(References)
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A. Books
Claudio (2017) the third-gender key approaches for effective conversation
B. Electronic References
Bovens and Marcocci (2018) gender-neutral-toilets-better-everybody-rage-latrine-trans-
disabled
Alba (2018) http://theconversation.com/to-achieve-gender-equality-we-must-first-tackle-
our-unconscious-biases-
Beattie (2017) https://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/2018/10/10/gender-x-new-york-city-
now-recognizes-third-
gender/?fbclid=IwAR3jQSc8lwvecr4twuYUTUGl81ePRyjySAh5XCRcn9O58rP-
LDctTRfVnCc
Rivera (2018) https://www-teenvogue-
com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.teenvogue.com/story/we-need-gender-neutral-
bathrooms-everywhere/amp?amp_
https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0180544
Claudio (2017) https://www-teenvogue-
com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.teenvogue.com/story/we-need-third-gender-public-
bathrooms everywhere/amp?amp_
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APPENDIX B
(Letters)
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APPENDIX C
(Questionnaire)
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Name (Optional)____________________________
Part 1: The Demographic Profile of the Respondents
1.1. What gender do you belong? ___________________
1.2. How old are you? ____________________________
Part II: The Impact of the Third-Gender Public Restroom
1.1. What is the impact of third-gender public restroom in social aspect of

life?
1.2. What is the impact of third-gender public restroom in physical aspect of life?
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2.3 What is the impact of third-gender public restroom in emotional aspect of

life?
Part III: The relevance of the third-gender public restroom to the community.
2. What are the relevance of the third-gender public restroom to the

community?
This study would not have been possible without the guidance and
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APPENDIX D
(Curriculum Vitae)
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CURRICULUM VITAE
Dianne Lavarez
Address: Brgy. Bocohan Lucena City
Mobile #: 09196954612
Email address: lavarezdianne#gmail.com
______________________________________________________________________________
Personal Information:
 Name: Dianne Lavarez

 Age: 17
 Weight: 43kg
 Date of birth: April 15, 2001
 Place of birth: Lucena City
 Civil Status: Single
 Religion: Roman Catholic
 Father Name: Ding Panuelo
 Mothers Name: Nemia Lavarez
Educational Background:
Primary: Bocohan Elementary School Lucena City
Secondary ( Junior HS): Quezon National High School Lucena City
Senior High School: Inter-Global College Foundation Inc, Lucena City
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CURRICULUM VITAE
John Gabrielle Orig
Address: Brgy. Cabulihan Pitogo Quezon
Mobile #: 09383358167
Email Address: OrigGabrielle@gmail.com
____________________________________________________________________________
 Name: John Gabrielle Orig

 Age: 17
 Weight: 56
 Date of birth: April 4, 2001
 Place of birth: Pitogo Quezon
 Father Name: John Renezth O. Sotomayor
 Mothers Name: Imee O. Sotomayor
Educational background:
Primary: Cawayin Elementary School
Secondary: montay National High School
Senior High School: Inter-Global College Foundation, Inc
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CURRICULUM VITAE
IRRISH ANNE TAMAYO
Address: Brgy. Dalahican Lucena City
Mobile#: 09469673354
Email Address: tamayoIrrish@gmail.com
_________________________________________________________________________
 Name: Irrish Anne Tamayo

 Age: 16
 Weight: 45kg
 Date of birth: January 23, 2002
 Father Name: Silveste Tamayo Jr.
 Mothers Name: Margie Tamayo
Primary: Dalahican Elementary School
Secondary ( Junior HS): Lucena Dalahican National High School
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CURRICULUM VITAE
IRISH RICABLANCA
Address: ULHOA Samkal, Phase 1 Ibabang Iyam Lucena City
Mobile#: 09384121060
Email Address: ricablancaIrish@gmail.com
_________________________________________________________________________
 Name: Irish Ricablanca

 Age: 18
 Weight: 43kg
 Date of birth: July 12, 2000
 Religion: Born Again
 Father Name: Florencio Ricablanca
 Mothers Name:
Primary: Lucena West 1 Elementary School
Secondary ( Junior HS): Quezon National High School Lucena City
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Lucena City
CURRICULUM VITAE
IRISH TENA
Address: Brgy. Santo Cristo Tierra Monde, Sariaya Quezon
Mobile#: 09382533334
Email Address: tenaIrish@gmail.com
_________________________________________________________________________
 Name: Irish Tena

 Age: 16
 Weight: 41
 Date of birth: November 3, 2002
 Place of birth: Sariaya Quezon
 Father Name: Victorin Tena
 Mothers Name: Nenita Tena
Primary: Central Main Sariaya East Sariaya Quezon
Secondary ( Junior HS): Sariaya Institute, Inc
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Lucena City
OUTPUT
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Lucena City
This output represent the third-gender public restroom. In order to prevent
discriminatory acts against transgendered people, it would be proactive for the responsibility of
providing a third gender option in the design of public restrooms. Due to the harassment, assault,
or even arrest that occur as a result of the third-gender persons using restrooms that do not
correspond to their gender identity or their birth sex, many in the LGBTQ community are calling
for the provision of third gender option restroom in the public place.
Once the people see our research output, they can see a sign that represent the LGBTQ
community. They can see a toilet for those lesbian or transgender people, also a toilet for gays.
This restroom will be located at Barangay Hall of the Brgy. Bocohan Lucena City, for the third-
gender.
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The Impact of Research Making to the Selected Senior High

School in Inter Global College Foundation Incorporated

Statement of the Problem

maritime courses very well.

1. What is the demographic profile of the respondents in terms of:

2. What are the benefits of having this kind of strand?

Scope and limitation

Significance of the study

Inter Global College Foundation Incorporated to be an excellent seafarer in maritime industry.

The research result will be very important to the following:

For the students,

For the potaena

This study will help the parents to be more

For the shipping company,

restroom is helpful and beneficial for everyone.

For the future researchers

This study might be used as reference, a guide or basis if their research.

INPUT PROCESS OUTPUT

Fig. 1 Conceptual Paradigm

division of restroom for the LGBTQ community

composed five (5) questionnaires to answer the following questions.

LGBTQ – stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender.

Mental – relating to the mind.

Miniature – it is a small-scale reproduction or a small version. It may refer to: portrait

miniature, a miniature portrait painting.

Physical –it is relating to the body as opposed to the mind.

Social – relating to society or its organization.

does not correspond with their birth sex

REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES

Definition of Public Restroom

as a restroom, a comfort station, or a washroom. According to BC Laws in Public Toilet Acts,

or not an admission fee or charge is required to be paid to obtain access.

Female and Male Toilet Separation

Third-Gender Public Restrooms Issues

attacks in public restrooms are those directed at transgendered individuals, a significant

percentage of whom report verbal and physical assault in such spaces.

actions, such as working to create equality or other reparatory measure.

Emotional Impact of Gender Inequality

and leadership opportunities but also the third gender sexuality.

Researchers have found that individuals confronted with group-based inequality

guilt and moral outrage.

Reaction to Social Inequality

with which an individual feels shared connection, membership or devotion.

members has experienced bullying due to their gender.

bathroom allow all of us, no matter who we are to do it in peace.

and men’s bathrooms.

the threat of violence or harassment is a human right, not a privilege.

conversations regarding third-gender people, including starting with an acknowledgement that

protections from discriminations.

equality regarding the gap between men and women.

public restrooms for fear of harassment from other bathroom-goers.

Respondents of the Study

18 years old and above.

The researchers utilized unstructured questionnaire as a main tool for gathering

questionnaire is composed of open-ended questions to gained broader insights about the

respondents’ perspective of the problem of the study.

the researchers tabulated, analyzed and interpreted the data gathered.

Presentation, Analysis and Interpretation of Data

Residents of Brgy. Bocohan Lucena City.

Table I: The distribution of the response of the respondents in terms of gender

Respondent Respondent Respondent Respondent Respondent

What is I’m 19 I’m 20 I’m 20 I’m 19 I’m 27

your Lesbian Female Male Gay Transgender