Survey Questionaire
Survey Questionaire
TO THE RESPONDENTS: The questions in this form are asked for the purpose of
determining the Budgeting Skills of Scholar Students and Spending Habits. Please
read and answer the information carefully. The survey is voluntary, and assured to
be confidential. No individual data will be reported. Thank You.
I.
Direction: Please fill the data with your answer and put a check in the parenthesis
that represents information needed. Thank you.
Name of Respondents (optional):
Age:
years old
above
Sex:
( ) Male
( ) Female
16-21
( ) 501-2,000
( ) 5,001 and
above
Status:
II.
( ) Academic Scholar
( ) Non-Academic Scholar
Weight
Interval
Interpretation
Range
5
Descriptive
Rating
Strongly Agree
(SA)
means that the
respondent strongly favors to
the statement in all cases
Agree
Neither Disagree
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
(A)
means that the
respondent strongly favors to
the statement in majority of all
cases
(NDA)
means that the
respondent is undecided nor
agrees
(DA)
means that
the respondent is not in favor to
the statement in few cases
(SD)
1. PRIORITIZATION OF PURCHASES
1.1There is a difficulty on distinguishing
1
between a scholars needs and wants.
1.2
1.3
2. BUDGET ADJUSTMENT
2.1
Most of the cash a scholar spends is
1
borrowed money
NDA
DA
SDA
NDA
DA
SDA
2.2
2.3
NDA
DA
SDA
SA
3.3
III.
Direction: Please indicate the level of your satisfaction by encircling your choice
from 1 to 5. Corresponding to each item below are the five (5) rating scales with the
following qualitative equivalents.
Weight
Interpretation
Interval
Description Rating
5
4.51-5.00
respondent does it every time.
4
3.51-4.50
Always (A)
Often (O)
3
2.51-2.50
occasionally.
Sometimes (S)
2
1.51-2.50
almost never.
Rarely (R)
Descriptive
The
1.00-1.50
Never (N)
it at all.
A
1. SPENDING ON NECESSITIES
1.1
Scholars prefer fun and adventure
1
over practical matters.
1.2
Scholars do some shopping for clothing
2
1
to be wardrobe-ready for school days.
1.3
Scholars are open for expensive activities
1
for academic/non-academic purposes.
S
4
A
2. DISCRETIONARY SPENDING
2.1
Scholars set much smaller portion
1
for wants.
2.2
Scholars end up convincing themselves
2
1
needing on discretionary things
2.3
Scholars mood makes spending differences.
1
O
5
S
4