The researchers used a survey as a screening tool to gather data about aspects of gender discrimination and its impacts on grades. The survey had two parts - the first asked about experiences of gender discrimination related to factors like race, age, and religion. Respondents answered on a scale of Always, Frequently, Sometimes, Seldom, and Never. The second part asked about the influence of gender discrimination on academic performance, with questions about grades, failures, and difficulties that could be answered Strongly Agree, Agree, Strongly Disagree, and Disagree.
The researchers used a survey as a screening tool to gather data about aspects of gender discrimination and its impacts on grades. The survey had two parts - the first asked about experiences of gender discrimination related to factors like race, age, and religion. Respondents answered on a scale of Always, Frequently, Sometimes, Seldom, and Never. The second part asked about the influence of gender discrimination on academic performance, with questions about grades, failures, and difficulties that could be answered Strongly Agree, Agree, Strongly Disagree, and Disagree.
The researchers used a survey as a screening tool to gather data about aspects of gender discrimination and its impacts on grades. The survey had two parts - the first asked about experiences of gender discrimination related to factors like race, age, and religion. Respondents answered on a scale of Always, Frequently, Sometimes, Seldom, and Never. The second part asked about the influence of gender discrimination on academic performance, with questions about grades, failures, and difficulties that could be answered Strongly Agree, Agree, Strongly Disagree, and Disagree.
Listed below are the instruments that were used by the researchers in
conducting this Causal-comparative research.
Screening tool: A survey which serves as a screening tool in
gathering data about the aspects that experience gender discrimination and the Impacts of Discrimination in terms of Grades. On this quantitative study, all of the questions for grade 11 students at Lobo Senior High School can be answered by either "Always, Frequently, Sometimes, Seldom, Never" or "Strongly agree, agree, strongly disagree, and disagree." There are two parts of survey given in reaching data of different objectives, the first about the "Aspect that experience gender discrimination", and the second about the "Impact of Discrimination in terms of Grades." Scale on the aspects that experience gender discrimination. This part of the survey is composed of 10 questions that asks if the respondents had ever experienced gender discrimination in terms of race, age, religion and so on. These questions can be answerable by Always, Frequently, Sometimes, Seldom, and Never. In this section of the questionnaire you can determine how frequently or if the respondents have ever experienced gender discrimination.
Scale on the impact of discrimination in terms of grades.
In this part of the questionnaire determines whether or not the respondents' academic performance is influenced by these gender discrimination. These questions reveal whether they have low grades, failed grades, or any other difficulties related with their academic performance. These questions can be answerable by "Strongly Agree, Agree, Strongly Disagree, and Disagree".