Wesleyan-University Philippines

Mabini Extension, Cabanatuan City

HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT

THE NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF HAVING TOO MUCH TRICYCLE IN CABANATUAN CITY

AS PERCEIVED BY H.S STUDENTS (WU-P)

QUESTIONNAIRE

1. Name:__________________________________________
Year/Section:_____________________

Sex: Male Female

Directions: please put a check mark on the choice that best corresponds to your
answer.
4-Strongly disagree 3-disagree 2-agree 1-strongly agree

2. What are the negative effects of having too much tricycle in Cabanatuan?

EFFECTS 4 3 2 1
Increasing air pollution
Noise pollution
Traffic
Teaches people to be lazy
Wasted fuel
Health problem

3. What are your suggestions to avoid the negative effects of too much tricycle?

EFFECTS 4 3 2 1
Color coding
Toda meeting (To
organize the needs, officers
etc.)
Rules with
consequences
Seminar(Workshop)
Employment
 CHAPTER 3

This chapter presents the research design, the instrument, the procedure and statistical tools
used.

I. Research design

In this study, the researchers used explanatory method of research. This method was
concerned to describe “Negative effects of having too much tricycle in Cabanatuan city as
perceived by H.S STUDENTS (WU-P)”. According to Poverty and Environment Program
(PEP) non-experimental research is of explanatory in nature because there is no manipulation or
control of variables.

(Dagdagan pa)

II. Data Gathering Technique

The interview checklist was the primary tool used by the researchers in gathering data. It was
formulated through data and information collected by reading, interviews and observations. The
questionnaires made specific and objective, accompanied with the interview so that the questions
were translated to tagalong and the contents were explains to the respondents very well.
The primary source of data for this study was the combination of interview and questionnaire
using the tricycle drives of Cabanatuan city as the respondents. The respondents were chosen by
random sampling method. The information gathered from the sources was included and integrated
and also were subjected to statistical process to determine their significance.

III. Procedure

The researchers ask for an approval of the research adviser, and then made a letter of
request to the principal of H.S. asking permission to make a study of negative effects of
having too much tricycle in Cabanatuan city. Samples of questionnaire were submitted to
research adviser and principal to be checked and approved before it was printed and
administrated to the tricycle drivers. The researchers also check for the time and schedules
of the H.S. students of WU-P in order to choose the right time for administering the
 questionnaire. Interviews regarding the study were done to reinforce the questionnaire the
contents were translated and explained very well in a way where the drivers would surely
understand the following questions.

IV. Sampling procedure

Sampling may be defined as measuring a small portion of something and then

making a general statement about the whole thing. It enables the study of a large,
heterogeneous population more economic wise, meaning not too costly, and more realistic
and possible to make. The population to be researched upon is quite small; hence scientific
sampling is implied to each member of the population since the number of population is
attainable for sampling. The proponents decided to use the unstructured random sampling
technique since the population is well in the reach of statistical evaluation.
To justify the point, the use of Sloven’s Formula was utilized in the
Formula of:

N = N / 1 + N (e) 2

Where:
n = sample size
N = total population
e = level of confidence

V. Statistical tools

Statistics is one way of getting the information’s organized. To have a general view
of the whole scenario of the study, statistical tool is used. This also includes the scaling
system, which is used by the proponents as a technique to monitor the respondent’s
interpretation of facts.