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We choose this topic because we wanted to explore the online shopping behavior of Grade 12
Senior High School students, which is growing trends in today digital age.
Understanding the factors influencing their online shopping behavior can provide valuable
insights for both educators and marketers.
Our research project investigates the factors influencing the online shopping behavior among
Grade 12 Senior High School students of Advance Central College. We aim to identify key
factors such as accessibility, trust, and preferences that influence their decision-making
process when it comes to online shopping.
The scope of our study includes analyzing the online behavior of 87 respondents from different
Senior High School tracks (HE, ICT, ABM, HUMSS) within Advance Central College.
This study is significant as it sheds light on the online shopping behavior of young consumers,
providing insights for educators, marketers, and policymakers to better understand and cater to
their needs and preferences in the digital marketplace.
Some limitations we encountered include potential respondents bias, limited sample size, and
the inability to establish causality due to the cross-sectional nature of the study.
The primary source of data for our research was a survey questionnaire administered to Grade
12 Senior High School students of Advance Central College.
Our recommendations are based on the analysis of the survey data and findings of the study,
aiming to provide actionable insights for educators, marketers, and policy makers to better
address the needs and preferences of young consumers in the online shopping landscape.
We choose the quantitative method because it allows for the systematic collections and
analysis of numerical data, enabling us to identify patterns, trends, and relationships among
Grade 12 Senior High School students.
This research contributes by shedding lights on the factors shaping the online shopping
behavior of Grade 12 Senior High School students, pertinent in todays digital age.
The research addresses a gap in the literature by investigating the online shopping behavior of
Grade 12 Senior High School students specifically within the context of Advance Central College.
The dependent variable is the online shopping behavior of Grade 12 Senior High School
students, while the independent variables encompass factors influencing this behavior, such as
socio-economic status, digital literacy, and peer influence.