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Table 2 shows that majority of the respondents were female (F=40, %=70) while the male
respondents covered more than half the number of the majority respondents (F=17, %=30)
Table 3
Table 3 illustrates that the majority of the repondents were from Level 1 (F=11,%=19), Level
2 (F=11,%=19), Level 3 (F=16,%=28) while the least number of respondents were from
Level 4 (F=19,%=33).
Table 4
Relationship
Table 4 tallies the frequency distribution of the respondents’ satisfaction in terms of parent-
child relationship. It is presented that Item 19,”,” garnered the highest mean of 4.81. While
Item 15 and Item 18,”,”recorded a mean of 4.79, respectively. The parent-child relationship
questionaire garnered a total mean of 4.63, which can be interpreted as very highly satisfied.
An independent sample t-test was run to identify the difference between gender in terms of
Table 5
Table 5 4 tallies the frequency distribution of the respondents’ satisfaction in terms of peer
relationship. It is presented that Item 37,”,” garnered the highest mean of 4.09. While Item
26 ”,”recorded a mean of 4.07, and Item 29”,”,recorded 3.72 respectively. The peer
moderately satisfied.
Table 6
Frequency Distribution of the respondents’ Satisfaction in Terms of Teacher-student
Relationship
Table 6 tallies the frequency distribution of the respondents’ satisfaction in terms of teacher-
student relationship. It is presented that Item 74,”,” garnered the highest mean of 4.04. While
Item 77 ”,”recorded a mean of 4.00, and Item 76”,”,recorded 3.96 respectively. The peer
moderately satisfied.
Table 7
emotional stability . It is presented that Item 4,”,” garnered the highest mean of 4.21. While
Item 16 ”,”recorded a mean of 4.04, and Item 10”,”,recorded 3.98 respectively. The peer
relationship questionaire garnered a total mean of 3.744, which can be interpreted as highly
satisfied.