SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRE

Dear Respondents,

In relation to our study entitled “FACTORS CAUSES ON JUVENILE DELINQUENCY

IN THE CITY OF TALISAY”, we the researchers are humbly asking you to participate in
the said study by answering the following questions. Kindly answer the following
honestly and wholeheartedly. We promise to keep the results confidential.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Below are the item statements about the evaluation on the factors causes on juvenile
delinquency in the City of Talisay. Please put a checkmark on the column that
corresponds to your rating.

Screener Questions:

1. How old are you?

___a) 8-11 years old - (terminate)
___b) 12-17 years old
___c) 18-21 years old
___d) Other (please specify)
2. Would you be willing to participate in a survey about juvenile delinquency and
related issues?
___ a) Yes
___ b) No – (terminate)
3. Would you be comfortable discussing personal experiences related to juvenile
delinquency in a confidential survey?

____a) Yes, completely comfortable

____b) No, completely uncomfortable – (terminate)

4. Have you ever been involved in activities that could be considered delinquent
act?
___ a) Yes
___ b) No (terminate)
 5. Do you have friends or peers who have been involved in delinquent behavior?
___a) Yes, most of them
___b) Yes, some of them
___c) No, none of them
Main Survey Questionnaires

1. What are different juvenile delinquent acts committed by the juvenile in the City of
Talisay, Cebu. Please check your answer according to your views.

Delinquent Acts Yes No Maybe

a. Theft
b. Robbery
c. Drug offenses
d. Gang Involvement
e. Bullying
f. Homicide
g. Vandalism
h. Rape
i. Curfew Violations
j. Cyber bullying
k. Sexual Assault
l.Malicious Mischief
m. Others, pls. specify

2. What are the internal factors causes on juvenile delinquency in the City of
Talisay. Please rate the following impacts on a scale of 1 to 5, where 1 is
'Strongly Disagree' and 5 is 'Strongly Agree'.

Internal Factors causes on juvenile Strongly Disagree Neither Agree Strongly

delinquency in the City of Naga Disagree (2) Disagree Nor (4) Agree
(1) Agree (5)
(3)

Lack of parental love and support

Absence of parent/guardian
supervision
Loss of interest in school and
studies

Loss of interest in extracurricular

activities like basketball, volleyball,
badminton and etc.
Loss of interest about spiritual
activity
Suffering from a mental illness that
requires hospitalization
Experiencing maltreatment during
childhood, such as physical,
emotional, or sexual abuse
Lack of guidance about moral values

Other, pls. specify

3. What are the external factors causes on juvenile delinquency in the City of
Talisay. Please rate the following impacts on a scale of 1 to 5, where 1 is
'Strongly Disagree' and 5 is 'Strongly Agree'.

External Factors causes on juvenile Strongly Disagree Neither Agree Strongly

delinquency in the City of Naga Disagree (2) Disagree Nor (4) Agree
(1) Agree (5)
(3)

Exposure to violence in the

community or in a high-crime areas
Influence from individuals who
participate bullying and violence
Don't have time to attend in a
spiritual group activity
Growing up in a broken family such
as parental divorce or single- parent
household
Influence from individuals who
engage in substance abuse
Influence through violent media,
including movies, video games and
online content
Presence of gangs within the
community
Lack of physical and financial
support from parents
 4. What are the societal implications when it comes to the internal factors of juvenile
delinquency in the City of Talisay. Please rate the following impacts on a scale of 1
to 5, where 1 is 'Strongly Disagree' and 5 is 'Strongly Agree'.

Societal implications when it Strongly Disagree Neither Agree Strongly

comes to the internal factors of Disagree (2) Disagree Nor (4) Agree
juvenile delinquency in the City of (1) Agree (5)
Naga (3)

It may reduce public faith in law

enforcement's capacity to maintain
safety and order, which creates
mistrust and a sense of
helplessness.
It can lead to lower academic
achievement, dropout rates, and
decreased future socioeconomic
opportunities.
Children involved in delinquency are
sometimes exposed to neglect or
maltreatment, leading to physical
injuries, nutritional deficiencies, and
developmental delays.
It can be deeply disruptive to
families, leading to emotional
distress, strained relationships, and
financial hardship.
Victims of delinquent acts, both
individuals and society at large,
suffer emotional trauma, financial
losses, and diminished sense of
security
Youth involved in delinquency are
more likely to face negative
consequences like criminal records
and limited life opportunities,
potentially perpetuating cycles of
disadvantage and future
delinquency
Individuals engaging in delinquency
lose valuable time and potential for
education, employment, and
personal development, impacting
long-term economic output.
It can create a negative public
perception, which can hinder
community engagement and hinder
the implementation of collaborative
initiatives aimed at preventing and
addressing juvenile delinquency.

5. What are the societal implications when it comes to the external factors of
juvenile delinquency in the City of Talisay. Please rate the following impacts on a
scale of 1 to 5, where 1 is 'Strongly Disagree' and 5 is 'Strongly Agree'

Societal implications when it Strongly Disagree Neither Agree Strongly

comes to the external factors of Disagree (2) Disagree Nor (4) Agree
juvenile delinquency in the City (1) Agree (5)
of Naga (3)

High delinquency rates can lead to

an unstable environment,
discourage investment, and hinder
economic development in affected
communities.
It can increase the risks of physical
injuries, substance abuse, and
mental health issues, burdening
healthcare systems with additional
resources for treatment and
support.
It can disrupt education, lead to
lower academic achievement, limit
upward mobility for young people,
and contribute to economic
inequality.
It can contribute to social tensions
and divisions within
communities, hindering
collaborative efforts and
undermining social cohesion.
Dysfunctional family
environments, poverty, and limited
opportunities can significantly
increase the risk of delinquency,
perpetuating a cycle of
disadvantage for families and their
children.
Growing up in high crime-ridden
communities can increase the risk
of young people engaging in
violent behaviors, perpetuating
cycles of violence.
The absence of education,
employment, and positive role
models can lead to feelings of
hopelessness and frustration
among young people, increasing
their likelihood of delinquency and
risky behaviors.
Communities become vulnerable
to cycles of victimization and
further disadvantage. This can
exacerbate existing inequalities
and hinder social progress.

6. Demographic Profile of the Respondents:

Name (Optional) : _________________________________________________

Age: _______ Gender: ____________

Address (Optional): _____________________________________________

7. Psychographic Profile of the Respondents: (Kindly put a check mark)

Values:

___ Religious Beliefs

___ Personal Growth and Development

___ Family and Relationships

___ Environmental concerns

Attitudes:
___ Being helpful

___ Independent

___ Confident

___ Honest

___ Fast Learner

Other, pls. specify: __________________________

Interest:
___ Sports
___ Reading
___ Traveling
___ Watching movies
___ Cooking
___ Playing Instruments
Other, pls. specify: ___________________

Thank you for your cooperation and active participation