The Perception of HUMSS

Students on the Same Sex

Marriage
Statement of the problem:
This study focus on the perception of HUMSS student on the
Same Sex Marriage. Specially, this study aimed to know the
following:

1.What is the demographic profile of the respondents in terms of

a. Name
b. Age
c. Sex
d. Track/strand
2 The HUMSS students against in same sex marriage?

3 The HUMSS student have negative thoughts about same sex

marriage?
Significance of the study

This study had a great significance towards the

individual, groups or organization.

This study will help lesbian and gays in terms of

becoming their voice in the society. Specially to focus on the
Perception of HUMSS Students about Same Sex Marriage
Target Population
The target of our Research Paper is HUMSS Students on the
and the respondents of our research is 10.
Review of Related Literature
LOCAL
Author: famipopgroup2

Name of Article: LGBT Identity Crisis and Development

Dr. Margarita Go Singco- Holmes, a psychologist, wrote a book entitled
A Different Love: Being a gay man in the Philippines (2005), which is composed
of the mails she received from gay men who seek advice from her regarding the
problems and issues they currently face at the time. One of the common
problems of these men were about their sexuality—that they weren’t sure what
they really were and they also weren’t so sure about “coming out” to the people
close to them, such as their family and friends.

Date of Publication: July 14, 2015

Author: Jonas Bagas

Name of Article: Same Sex Marriage in the Philippines

Don’t expect Obama’s endorsement of same-sex marriage to have an

impact here. It was a historical and an inspiring gesture, one that would galvanize
a changing cultural perspective on same-sex relationships inside and outside
America. Here, it would spark debates on our readiness for same-sex marriage,
but don’t hold your breath: it won’t alter anything here fundamentally

Date of Publication: May 11, 2012

Author: Aaron Favila

Name of Article: Philippines' Duterte says he wants same-sex marriage

legalised

Manila - Firebrand President Rodrigo Duterte has said he wants

same-sex marriage legalised in the Philippines, a move that would bring
him into conflict with the dominant Roman Catholic Church. Duterte, a
longtime critic of the church which counts about 80% of Filipinos as
followers, made the remarks in a speech before the LGBT community in
his southern home city of Davao late on Sunday."I want same-sex
marriage

Date of Publication: December 19, 2017

FOREIGN
Author: Claire Felter

Name of Article: Same-Sex Marriage: Global Comparisons

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on June 26, 2015, that the
Constitution grants same-sex couples the right to marry, effectively
legalizing same-sex marriage in the thirteen states where it remained
banned. The five-to-four ruling, which extends to U.S. territories,
came amid dramatic shifts in public opinion: 62 percent of Americans
polled in 2017 approved of same-sex marriage, up from 35 percent in
2001

Date of Publication: March 8, 2018

Author: Reid

Name of Article: International Norms, Democracy, and LGBT Rights

According to Reid (2017) more than half of the countries that allow
same-sex marriage are in Western Europe. Same-sex marriage has been
legalized in the Netherlands (2001), Belgium (2003), Spain (2005), Norway
(2009), Sweden (2009), Portugal (2010), Iceland (2010), Denmark (2012),
France (2013), the United Kingdom (2013), Luxembourg (2015), Ireland
(2015), Finland (2017), Malta (2017), and Germany (2017).

Date of Publication: 2017

Author: Nan D. Hunter

Name of Article: The Future Impact of Same-Sex Marriage

According to Hunter (2012) same-sex relationships have already

significantly altered family law, by leading to new formal relationship
statuses and incorporation of the principle that both of a child’s legal
parents can be of the same sex. This essay explores further changes that
may lie ahead as same-sex marriage debates increasingly affect both family
law and the social meanings of marriage.

Date of Publication: 2012

Research Methodology

This chapter construct different research procedure. The

researchers prudently studied what methods, procedures, and
techniques to be used in conducting an effective study. The
researchers gathered information and data based on the
perception on respondents. This part comprises the research
environment, research design and source of data.
Research Design
The researchers study focused on the perception of HUMSS
Student located in FEAPITSAT College of Dasmarinas. The
researchers believed enough information or data related to the
research study.
Research Environment

The researchers study focused on the perception of

HUMSS Student located FEAPITSAT College of
Dasmarinas. The researchers believed enough information or
data related to the research study.
Source of Data

The source of data is the respondents of this research who

were at least 10 respondents from Grade 11 HUMSS Students of
FEAPITSAT for the interview. The issue of this study and the
here in respondents were particularly chosen since the
researchers believe that the samples are adequate for the proper
analysis of the problem.
Table
FIGURE 1
Name Age Sex Track/ Strand

1. James Hapin 18 Male HUMSS

2. Blessy Mercano 17 Female HUMSS

3. Joseph Furing 19 Male HUMSS

4 .Jovelyn Apino 15 Female HUMSS

5. Rose Ann Capistrano 17 Female HUMSS

6. Marjorie Aquino 16 Female HUMSS

7. Erika Pangalinan 17 Female HUMSS

8. Russel Jerome Pontale 17 Male HUMSS

9. Andrei Villapaz 17 Male HUMSS

10. Bella Manilla 17 Female HUMSS

SUMMARY
This research sought to know " The Perception of HUMSS Students on the
Same Sex Marriage"
Especially, this study sought to answer the following questions:

1.What is the demographic profile of the respondents in terms of

A. Name
B. Age
C. Sex
D. Track/Strand

2.Is HUMSS students against in Same Sex Marriage ?

3.Is HUMSS students have negative thoughts about Same Sex Marriage

This study used a descriptive qualitative research designed to " The

Perception of HUMSS Students on the Same Sex Marriage ". There were 10
respondents as the formulated numbers of sample who participated in the study.
CONCLUSION :
1. The counter argument to traditional marriage is the lack
of equality for same sex couples.

2. Most of the respondents are not agree about Same Sex

Marriage.

3. High levels of acceptance among religious group.

4. The legalization of Same-Sex Marriage is a great step

forward not only for gay people but for human rights.
 RECOMMENDATION :
The researcher recommend this study for students and others
that have open mind to consider broader study of Same Sex
Marriage in our country. A wider study highlight the advantage and
disadvantage of adopting Same Sex Marriage in our country.
Especially the legal sense, to which the issue may depend its
constitutionality. And lastly the behaviour of the society towards the
Same Sex Marriage and the eyes of law requires an adjustment to
reach equality and to surpass the gender discrimination
RESEARCHERS
Austria, Sheena Marie M.

Macabane, Liah Joyce V.

THANK YOU!!