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RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

This chapter shall discuss the research methods available for the study and what is

applicable for it to use in response for the statement of the problem.

This chapter cover the description of the research design and methodology, including

locale and respondents population of the study instrument that will be use in this study.

Research Design

The research method used in the study was the Causal Comparative Method; This was

used because this study mainly investigated how the independent variable of alcoholism affect

their academic performance.

According to Dr. V.K.Maheshwari Causal Comparative research is an attempt to identify

a causative relationship between an independent variable and dependent variable. The

relationship between the independent variable and dipendent variable is usually a suggested

relationship.

Population and Locale of the study

The respondents of this study are the Senior High School Students in St. Pius X Institute.

There are __ Senior High School students in St. Pius X Institute. In sum up this study has

a total number of 100 respondents during the school year 2019-2020

Data Gathering Procedure

The researcher employed the following steps in data gathering:


A letter to the School Principal for a permission to let the reseachers provide questionnaires to

the Senior High School Students and a letter for the SH Students to inform them and letting them

understand about the purpose of involving them in the study.

When they were informed they gladly accepted answering the questionnaires. The

researchers set an appointment to each of them and let them answer the questionnaire at their

most convenient time

Statistical Treatment of Data

To answer question number 1, which is about the profile of the students in terms of sex,

age, year level, frequency count and percentage will be used.

To answer question number 2, which is about the effect of alcohol to the respondent’s

academic performance

Research Instrument

The researcher used question attached together in a provided questionnaire consists of

two parts respondent’s profile and classroom evaluation.

Part I of the questionnaire will seek for the particular piece of information about the

respondent’s profile in terms of name, age, sex, monthly income of the family.

Part II of the questionnaire is all about the drinking habits of the respondents and the

reason why they are drinking alcohol.


Figure 1. Conceptual framework of the study

Figure 1 shows the conceptual framework of the study. As what can be seen, at the base of the

diagram or Para diagram, it is in the first box, The box of the right part of the paradigm contains

the drinking habits of the respondents. The other box at the left side also contains of the students

profile in terms of their sex and age, year level, and family monthly income.

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