THE EFFECT OF TEENAGE RELATIONSHIP TO THE PERFORMANCE

OF STI COLLEGE DAVAO

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A research presented to the Faculty

Senior High School Department
STI College Davao
Davao city

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In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements
For Practical Research 1

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By

Marc Jan Angelo Leproso D.

Justinne Kyle Canubas C.
Wenny Jen Omayan A.
April Boy Fajardo C.
Lawrence Labado

December , 2019
 Chapter 1
Introduction

Background of the Study

In our life we encounter different stages where every stages teaches us a good or bad

values/lessons. One of the stages we encounter along the journey of life is the relationship.

Relationship is very rampant now a days. Human has different kind of personalities, perceptions,

beliefs about relationships. Relationship can be in any form, it can be friend relationship, family

relationship, but the most often one is the romantic relationship with someone. In teenagers having

a relationship with opposite or same gender is quite unusual but also fascinating. The time when

you have first crush, held someone’s hand and feel butterflies in your stomach these are just some

experiences that most of the teenagers perspective in having a relationship with someone. As

teenagers develop, the creation of peer relationships-both for friendship and romantic relationships

becomes increasingly important as teenagers mature physically and emotionally, and explore how

the romance factors into their emergent identities.

In the past, most Cambodian people had a belief that it was not proper to have a romantic

relationship while studying since, these teenage relationships normally provided many

disadvantages for their studies and futures for instances they might be involved in dating in other

affairs rather than concentrating on their education. Significantly, in some cases, some

relationships sometimes leads to adolescent pregnancy outside marriage which is against societal

norms and Cambodian culture as a result, almost all Cambodian parents have imposed restrictions
on their children not to be involved in romantic relationship or love affairs, particularly during the

time they have to focus on their studies. ( Ly Muychrea, San Vatanak, and Tep Sopheavatey, 2018)

In Philippines teenagers now a days are already in the state of mutual relationship with

their opposite sex due to their uncontrolled feelings with one another. Young men Filipinos thinks

that they are not men without having girlfriends, while young Filipinas also thinks that they are

not ladies without having a relationship with man.

This study focuses on what are the effects of teenage relationship. Where we will know

what factors encourage the teenagers to be in relationship. And the positive or the negative impacts

on academic or in various performances.

Statement of the Problem

Q1. What are the Possible Effects of teenage relationship?

Q2. What are the factors that encourages some students to be involved in teenage relationship?

Q3. Does the teenage relationships provides negative and positive impact on academic

performances?

Definition of terms

Emergent - In the process of coming into being or becoming prominent.

Imposed - force (something unwelcome or unfamiliar) to be accepted or put in place.

Fascinating - extremely interesting.

Societal norms -Social norms, or mores, are the unwritten rules of behavior that are considered

acceptable in a group or society

Restrictions-limited in extent, number, scope, or action.

Significance of the study

This research will serve as a new knowledge where we will know the possible outcome of

the effect of teenage relationship. And what are the perspectives of teenagers about the teenage

relationship and how the romantic relationship gives a negative or bad impact on academic

performances of a student.