APPENDIX

Sampling Technique
Slovin’s Formula:

N
n=
1+ N e 2

Where: n= # of sample
N= total population
e= margin of error
Given:
N= 165 level 1 Nursing Students
e= 0.05
n= ?

Solution:

165
n=
1+¿ ¿

n = 117 respondents
Frequency of Age of the Respondents
Age Frequency Percentage (%)
16 – 17 88 75.21
18 – 19 21 17.95
20 & above 8 6.84
Total 117 100

f
%= x 100
n
Whereas:
% = percentage
f= frequency
n= number of sample

16 – 17: 18 – 19: 20 & above:

88 21 21
%= x 100 %= x 100 %= x 100
117 117 117
¿ 75.21 % = 17.98% = 6.84%

Frequency of Gender of the Respondents

 Gender Frequency Percentage (%)
Male 33 28.21
Female 84 71.79
Total 117 100

f
%= x 100
n
Whereas:
% = percentage
f= frequency
n= number of sample

Male: Female:
33 84
%= x 100 %= x 100
117 117
¿ 28.21 % = 71.79%

Frequency of Type of Students of the Respondents

Type of Students Frequency Percentage (%)
Regular 83 70.94
 Irregular 34 29.06
Total 117 100

f
%= x 100
n
Whereas:
% = percentage
f= frequency
n= number of sample

Regular: Irregular:
83 34
%= x 100 %= x 100
117 117
¿ 70.94 % = 29.06%

Responses of the 16-17 years old Respondents in terms of the Preparation for
Return demonstration
Preparations No. of Sample WM Interpretation Rank
1 88 3.83 Often 1
 2 88 3.50 Sometimes 2
3 88 3.60 Often 3
Average 3.64 Often

5 ( f 5 ) + 4 ( f 4 ) +3 ( f 3 )+ 2 ( f 2 )+1( f 1)
WM=
n
Where:
WM = weighted mean
f = frequency
n = number of sample

Preparation 1:
5 ( 10+10+6+ 1 )+ 4 ( 5+18+1+10 )+3 ( 3+10+ 3 ) +2 ( 6 +1 )+ 1(1+ 3)
WM=
88
5 ( 27 ) + 4 ( 34 ) +3 ( 16 )+2 ( 7 ) +1( 4)
WM=
88
135+136+ 48+14+ 4
WM=
88
337
WM=
88
WM=3.83
Preparation 2:
5 ( 5+6+5+ 1 )+ 4 ( 8+19+ 1+1 )+3 ( 3+14 +1+10 ) +2 ( 1+5+ 3 ) +1(2+3)
WM=
88
5 ( 17 ) + 4 ( 29 ) +3 ( 28 ) +2 ( 9 ) +1(5)
WM=
88
85+116 +84 +18+5
WM=
88
308
WM=
88
WM=3.50

Preparation 3:
 5 ( 5+16+ 4 ) + 4 ( 4 +17+2+2 ) +3 ( 6+ 6+10 ) +2 ( 2+ 5+3 ) +1(2+3+1)
WM=
88
5 ( 25 ) + 4 ( 25 ) +3 ( 22 )+ 2 ( 10 ) +1(6)
WM=
88
125+100+66 +20+6
WM=
88
317
WM=
88
WM=3.60
Responses of the 18-19 years old Respondents in terms of the Preparation for
Return demonstration
Preparations No. of Sample WM Interpretation Rank
1 21 3.71 Often 3
2 21 3.86 Often 2
3 21 4.14 Often 1
Average 3.90 Often

5 ( f 5 ) + 4 ( f 4 ) +3 ( f 3 )+ 2 ( f 2 )+1( f 1)
WM=
n
Where:
WM = weighted mean
f = frequency
n = number of sample
Preparation 1:
5 ( 2+5 ) +4 ( 1+ 2 )+ 3 ( 2+3+ 5 )+ 2 ( 0 )+ 1(1)
WM=
21
5 ( 7 ) + 4 ( 3 ) +3 ( 10 ) +2 ( 0 ) +1(1)
WM=
21
35+12+30+ 0+1
WM=
21
78
WM=
21
WM=3.71
Preparation 2:
 5 ( 3+ 4 ) + 4 ( 2+2+3 ) +3 ( 1+ 2+ 2 )+ 2 ( 1 ) +1(1)
WM=
21
5 ( 7 ) + 4 ( 7 ) +3 ( 5 ) +2 ( 1 )+1(1)
WM=
21
35+28+15+ 2+ 1
WM=
21
81
WM=
21
WM=3.86

Preparation 3:
5 ( 2+5+3 ) + 4 ( 2+3+1 ) +3 ( 1+ 2+1 )+ 2 ( 0 )+1(1)
WM=
21
5 ( 10 ) +4 ( 6 ) +3 ( 4 ) +2 ( 0 )+ 1(1)
WM=
21
50+24 +12+0+1
WM=
21
87
WM=
21
WM=4.14
Responses of the 20 & above years old Respondents in terms of the Preparation
for Return demonstration
Preparations No. of Sample WM Interpretation Rank
1 8 3.50 Sometimes 1
2 8 3.00 Sometimes 3
3 8 3.37 Sometimes 2
Average 3.29 Sometimes

5 ( f 5 ) + 4 ( f 4 ) +3 ( f 3 )+ 2 ( f 2 )+1( f 1)
WM=
n
Where:
WM = weighted mean
f = frequency
n = number of sample
Preparation 1:
5 ( 1+2 ) +4 (1 ) +3 ( 1+1 ) +2 ( 1 )+1( 1)
WM=
8
5 ( 3 ) + 4 ( 1 )+ 3 ( 2 ) +2 ( 1 ) +1(1)
WM=
8
15+ 4+6+ 2+ 1
WM=
8
28
WM=
8
WM=3.50
Preparation 2:
5 ( 0 ) + 4 ( 1+1+ 1 )+ 3 (2 )+2 ( 3 ) +1(0)
WM=
8
5 ( 0 ) + 4 ( 3 ) +3 ( 2 ) +2 ( 3 )+ 1(0)
WM=
8
0+12+6 +6+0
WM=
8
24
WM=
8
WM=3.00

Preparation 3:
5 ( 3 ) + 4 ( 1 )+ 3 ( 1 ) +2 ( 2 ) +1(1)
WM=
8
5 ( 3 ) + 4 ( 1 )+ 3 ( 1 ) +2 ( 2 ) +1(1)
WM=
8
15+ 4+3+ 4+1
WM=
8
27
WM=
8
WM=3.37
 Responses of the Male Respondents in terms of the Preparation for Return
demonstration
Preparations No. of Sample WM Interpretation Rank
1 33 4.18 Often 1
2 33 4.00 Often 2
3 33 3.64 Often 3
Average 3.94 Often

5 ( f 5 ) + 4 ( f 4 ) +3 ( f 3 )+ 2 ( f 2 )+1( f 1)
WM=
n
Where:
WM = weighted mean
f = frequency
n = number of sample

Preparation 1:
5 ( 10+6+2 )+ 4 ( 5+1+1 ) +3 ( 3+2+1 ) +2 ( 0 ) +1(1+1)
WM=
33
5 ( 18 ) +4 ( 7 ) +3 ( 6 ) +2 ( 0 ) +1(2)
WM=
33
90+ 28+18+0+2
WM=
33
138
WM=
33
WM=4.18
Preparation 2:
5 ( 5+5+3 )+ 4 ( 8+1+2+1 ) +3 ( 3+1+1 ) +2 ( 1 )+ 1(2)
WM=
33
5 ( 13 ) +4 ( 12 )+3 ( 5 )+2 ( 1 ) +1(2)
WM=
33
 65+ 48+15+2+2
WM=
33
132
WM=
33
WM=4.00
Preparation 3:
5 ( 5+4 +2 ) + 4 ( 4 +2+2+1 )+ 3 ( 6+1 ) +2 ( 2 ) +1(2+1+1)
WM=
33
5 ( 11 ) + 4 ( 9 ) +3 ( 7 ) +2 ( 2 ) +1(4 )
WM=
33
55+36+ 21+ 4+ 4
WM=
33
120
WM=
33
WM=3.64
Responses of the Female Respondents in terms of the Preparation for Return
demonstration
Preparations No. of Sample WM Interpretation Rank
1 84 3.63 Often 2
2 84 3.35 Sometimes 3
3 84 3.70 Often 1
Average 3.56 Often

5 ( f 5 ) + 4 ( f 4 ) +3 ( f 3 )+ 2 ( f 2 )+1( f 1)
WM=
n
Where:
WM = weighted mean
f = frequency
n = number of sample

Preparation 1:
5 ( 10+1+5+1+2 ) +4 ( 18+10+2+1 ) +3 ( 10+3+3+5+1 ) +2 ( 6+1+1 ) +1(3+1)
WM=
84
 5 ( 19 ) +4 ( 31 )+3 ( 22 ) +2 ( 8 ) +1( 4)
WM=
84
95+124 +66+16 +4
WM=
84
305
WM=
84
WM=3.63
Preparation 2:
5 ( 6+1+ 4 ) + 4 ( 19+1+2+3+1+1 ) +3 ( 14+10+2+2+2 ) +2 ( 5+3+1+3 )+1(3+1)
WM=
84
5 ( 11 ) + 4 ( 27 ) +3 ( 30 ) +2 ( 12 )+ 1(4)
WM=
84
55+108+ 90+24+ 4
WM=
84
281
WM=
84
WM=3.35

Preparation 3:
5 ( 16+5+3+ 3 )+ 4 ( 17+ 2+ 3+1 ) +3 ( 6+10+2+1+1 ) +2 (5+ 3+2 ) +1(3+1)
WM=
84
5 ( 27 ) + 4 ( 23 ) +3 ( 20 ) +2 ( 10 ) +1(4)
WM=
84
135+92+60+ 20+4
WM=
84
311
WM=
84
WM=3.70
Responses of the Regular Respondents in terms of the Preparation for Return
demonstration
Preparations No. of Sample WM Interpretation Rank
1 83 3.80 Often 1
2 83 3.59 Often 3
3 83 3.73 Often 2
Average 3.71 Often
 5 ( f 5 ) + 4 ( f 4 ) +3 ( f 3 )+ 2 ( f 2 )+1( f 1)
WM=
n
Where:
WM = weighted mean
f = frequency
n = number of sample

Preparation 1:
5 ( 10+10+2+5+1 ) + 4 ( 5+18+1+2 ) +3 ( 3+10+2+3 )+2 ( 6 ) +1(1+3+ 1)
WM=
83
5 ( 28 ) + 4 ( 26 ) +3 ( 18 ) +2 ( 6 ) +1(5)
WM=
83
140+104 +54+12+5
WM=
83
315
WM=
83
WM=3.80
Preparation 2:
5 ( 5+6+3+ 4 )+ 4 ( 8+ 19+2+2+1 )+ 3 (3+ 14+1+2 ) +2 ( 1+ 5+1 )+ 1(2+3+1)
WM=
83
5 ( 18 ) +4 ( 32 )+ 3 ( 20 )+ 2 ( 7 )+1(6)
WM=
83
90+128+ 60+14+6
WM=
83
298
WM=
83
WM=3.59

Preparation 3:
5 ( 5+16+2+5 )+ 4 ( 4+17+2+3 )+ 3 (6 +6+1+2 ) +2 ( 2+5 ) +1(2+3+1+1)
WM=
83
 5 ( 28 ) + 4 ( 26 ) +3 ( 15 ) +2 (7 ) +1(7)
WM=
83
140+104 +45+14 +7
WM=
83
310
WM=
83
WM=3.73

Responses of the Irregular Respondents in terms of the Preparation for Return

demonstration
Preparations No. of Sample WM Interpretation Rank
1 34 3.76 Often 2
2 34 3.38 Sometimes 3
3 34 3.56 Often 1
Average 3.57 Often

5 ( f 5 ) + 4 ( f 4 ) +3 ( f 3 )+ 2 ( f 2 )+1( f 1)
WM=
n
Where:
WM = weighted mean
f = frequency
n = number of sample

Preparation 1:
5 ( 6+1+2 ) + 4 ( 1+10+1 ) +3 ( 3+5+1+1 ) +2 ( 1+1 ) +1(1)
WM=
34
5 ( 9 ) + 4 ( 12 ) +3 ( 10 )+ 2 ( 2 ) +1(1)
WM=
34
 45+48+30+ 4+ 1
WM=
34
128
WM=
34
WM=3.76
Preparation 2:
5 ( 5+1 ) +4 ( 1+1+3+ 1+ 1 )+3 ( 1+10+2+2 ) +2 ( 3+3 )
WM=
34
5 ( 6 ) + 4 ( 7 ) +3 ( 15 ) +2 ( 6 )
WM=
34
30+28+ 45+12
WM=
34
115
WM=
34
WM=3.38

Preparation 3:
5( 4+3+ 3)+ 4 ( 2+2+1+1 ) +3 ( 10+1+1 )+ 2 ( 3+ 2 )+1( 1)
WM=
34
5 ( 10 ) +4 ( 6 ) +3 ( 12 )+ 2 ( 5 )+1(1)
WM=
34
50+24 +36+10+1
WM=
34
121
WM=
34
WM=3.56

Problem No.3
Extent of Readiness of 16-17 years of Age of the Respondents in terms of General
Performance
Knowledge No. of Sample WM Interpretation Rank
1 88 4.16 Very Satisfactory 1
2 88 3.81 Very Satisfactory 2
3 88 3.75 Very Satisfactory 3
 Average 3.91 Very Satisfactory

5 ( f 5 ) + 4 ( f 4 ) +3 ( f 3 )+ 2 ( f 2 )+1( f 1)
WM=
n
Where:
WM = weighted mean
f = frequency
n = number of sample

Preparation 1:
5 ( 7+12+6+10 )+ 4 ( 10+22+1+2 ) +3 ( 2+12+2 ) +2 ( 1 )+1( 1)
WM=
88
5 ( 35 ) +4 ( 35 ) +3 ( 16 ) +2 (1 ) +1(1)
WM=
88
175+140+ 48+2+1
WM=
88
366
WM=
88
WM=4.16
Preparation 2:
5 ( 6+10+5+ 7 ) +4 ( 8+14+1+5 )+3 ( 3+17+ 1+ 1 )+ 2 ( 5+1+1 ) +1(1+1+1)
WM=
88
5 ( 28 ) + 4 ( 28 ) +3 ( 22 )+ 2 ( 7 )+1( 3)
WM=
88
140+112+ 66+1 4+ 3
WM=
88
3 35
WM=
88
WM=3.81

Preparation 3:
5(5+ 11+4 +5)+ 4 ( 6+ 13+2+5 ) +3 ( 8+20+2 ) +2 ( 2+2 ) +1(1+1+1)
WM=
88
 5 ( 25 ) + 4 ( 26 ) +3 ( 30 ) +2 ( 4 )+ 1(3)
WM=
88
125+104 +90+8+3
WM=
88
330
WM=
88
WM=3.75

Skills No. of Sample WM Interpretation Rank

1 88 3.90 Very Satisfactory 3
2 88 3.55 Very Satisfactory 2
3 88 4.20 Very Satisfactory 4
4 88 3.99 Very Satisfactory 1
Average 3.91 Very Satisfactory
5 ( f 5 ) + 4 ( f 4 ) +3 ( f 3 )+ 2 ( f 2 )+1( f 1)
WM=
n
Where:
WM = weighted mean
f = frequency
n = number of sample

Preparation 1:
5 ( 5+12+4 +8 ) + 4 ( 8+14 +1+4 ) +3 (5+ 19+1+2 ) +2 ( 1+2+1 ) +1(1)
WM=
88
5 ( 29 ) +4 ( 27 ) +3 ( 27 )+ 2 ( 4 ) +1(1)
WM=
88
145+108+81+ 8+1
WM=
88
343
WM=
88
WM=3.90
Preparation 2:
 5 ( 4 +9+ 4+6 )+ 4 ( 5+11 +1+4 ) +3 ( 8+22+1+2 ) +2 ( 1+1+1 ) +1(1+ 4+1+2)
WM=
88
5 ( 23 ) + 4 ( 21 )+ 3 (33 )+ 2 ( 3 ) +1( 8)
WM=
88
115+ 84+ 99+ 6+8
WM=
88
312
WM=
88
WM=3.55
Preparation 3:
5( 9+14+6 +10)+ 4 ( 7+21+3 )+ 3 ( 3+11 +2 ) +2 (1 ) +1(1)
WM=
88
5 ( 39 ) +4 ( 31 )+ 3 ( 16 )+ 2 ( 1 ) +1(1)
WM=
88
195+124 +48+2+1
WM=
88
370
WM=
88
WM=4.20

Preparation 4:
5(5+ 16+5+10)+4 ( 10+14 +2 ) +3 ( 2+12+3 ) +2 ( 2+3 )+ 1(2+2+2)
WM=
88
5 ( 36 ) + 4 ( 26 ) +3 ( 17 ) +2 ( 5 ) +1(6)
WM=
88
180+104 +51+ 10+6
WM=
88
351
WM=
88
WM=3.99

Attitude No. of Sample WM Interpretation Rank

1 88 4.25 Very Satisfactory 2
2 88 4.43 Very Satisfactory 3
3 88 3.70 Very Satisfactory 1
 Average 4.13 Very Satisfactory

5 ( f 5 ) + 4 ( f 4 ) +3 ( f 3 )+ 2 ( f 2 )+1( f 1)
WM=
n
Where:
WM = weighted mean
f = frequency
n = number of sample

Preparation 1:
5 ( 11+24 +6+12 ) +4 ( 4+ 10+2 ) +3 ( 3+7+1+1 ) +2(2)+ 1(1+4)
WM=
88
5 ( 53 ) +4 ( 16 ) +3 ( 12 )+ 2 ( 2 ) +1(5)
WM=
88
265+64 +36+ 4+5
WM=
88
374
WM=
88
WM=4. 25

Preparation 2:
5 ( 11+28+6 +12 )+ 4 ( 6+ 11+2 ) +3 ( 2+4 +1 ) +2 ( 2+1 ) +1(2)
WM=
88
5 ( 57 ) + 4 ( 19 ) +3 ( 7 ) +2 ( 3 )+ 1(2)
WM=
88
285+76+ 21+ 6+2
WM=
88
390
WM=
88
WM=3. 43

Preparation 3:
 5 ( 5+4 + 4+6 )+ 4 ( 7+22+3+ 5 ) +3 ( 6+15+2 ) +2 (+ 1+ 2+ 2 )+ 1(4)
WM=
88
5 ( 19 ) +4 ( 37 ) +3 ( 23 ) +2 (5 )+ 1(4)
WM=
88
95+148+ 69+10+4
WM=
88
326
WM=
88
WM=3.7 0

Extent of Readiness of 18-19 years of Age of the Respondents in terms of General

Performance
Knowledge No. of Sample WM Interpretation Rank
1 21 4.19 Very Satisfactory 1
2 21 3.71 Very Satisfactory 3
3 21 4.05 Very Satisfactory 2
Average 3.98 Very Satisfactory

5 ( f 5 ) + 4 ( f 4 ) +3 ( f 3 )+ 2 ( f 2 )+1( f 1)
WM=
n
Where:
WM = weighted mean
f = frequency
n = number of sample

Preparation 1:
5 ( 2+5 ) +4 ( 4+ 2+ 5 ) +3 ( 3 )
WM=
21
5 ( 7 ) + 4 ( 11 ) +3 ( 3 )
WM=
21
35+ 44+ 9
WM=
21
88
WM=
21
 WM=4.19
Preparation 2:
5 ( 2+4 ) +4 ( 4+ 1+ 2 )+3 ( 2+2+1 ) +2(1+1)+1(1)
WM=
21
5 ( 6 ) + 4 ( 7 ) +3 ( 5 ) +2 ( 2 )+ 1(1)
WM=
21
30+28+15+ 4+ 1
WM=
21
78
WM=
21
WM=3.71

Preparation 3:
5 ( 2+5 ) +4 ( 2+ 3+5 ) +3 ( 1+2 )+ 1(1)
WM=
21
5 ( 7 ) + 4 ( 10 ) +3 ( 3 ) +1(1)
WM=
21
35+ 4 0+ 9+ 1
WM=
21
85
WM=
21
WM=4 .0 5

Skills No. of Sample WM Interpretation Rank

1 21 3.67 Very Satisfactory 3
2 21 3.29 Satisfactory 4
3 21 4.05 Very Satisfactory 1
4 21 3.86 Very Satisfactory 2
Average 3.71 Very Satisfactory

5 ( f 5 ) + 4 ( f 4 ) +3 ( f 3 )+ 2 ( f 2 )+1( f 1)
WM=
n
Where:
WM = weighted mean
f = frequency
n = number of sample

Preparation 1:
5 ( 1+1 ) +4 ( 2+ 4+ 4 )+3 ( 3+5+ 1 )
WM=
21
5 ( 2 ) +4 (1 0 ) +3 ( 9 )
WM=
21
10+ 40+27
WM=
21
77
WM=
21
WM=3.67
Preparation 2:
4 ( 1+ 5+3 ) +3 ( 4 +4 +2 ) +2 (1 ) +1(1)
WM=
21
4 ( 9 ) +3 ( 10 )+ 2 ( 1 ) +1 ( 1 )
W M=
21
36+30+ 2+ 1
WM=
21
69
WM=
21
WM=3.29

Preparation 3:
5 ( 3+ 4 ) + 4 ( 3+4 +2 ) +3 ( 3+1 ) +2 (1 ) +1( 0)
WM=
21
5 ( 7 ) + 4 ( 9 ) +3 ( 4 ) +2 ( 1 )+1( 0)
WM=
21
35+36+ 12+ 2+ 0
WM=
21
 85
WM=
21
WM=4.05

Preparation 4:
5 ( 3+5 ) + 4 ( 2+4 ) +3 ( 3+1 ) +2 ( 1+1 ) +1(1)
WM=
21
5 ( 8 ) + 4 ( 6 ) +3 ( 4 ) +2 ( 2 )+ 1(1)
WM=
21
40+24+12+ 4+1
WM=
21
81
WM=
21
WM=3.86

Attitude No. of Sample WM Interpretation Rank

1 21 4.52 Excellent 1.5
2 21 4.52 Excellent 1.5
3 21 3.86 Very Satisfactory 3
Average 4.30 Very Satisfactory

5 ( f 5 ) + 4 ( f 4 ) +3 ( f 3 )+ 2 ( f 2 )+1( f 1)
WM=
n
Where:
WM = weighted mean
f = frequency
n = number of sample

Preparation 1:
5 ( 5+6+2 )+ 4 ( 3+3 )+3 ( 1+1 ) +2(0)+1(0)
WM=
21
5 ( 13 ) +4 ( 6 ) +3 ( 2 ) +2 ( 0 )+ 1(0)
WM=
21
 65+24 +6+ 0+0
WM=
21
95
WM=
21
WM=4.52
Preparation 2:
5 ( 7+5 ) + 4 ( 3+5 ) +3 ( 1 ) +2 ( 0 ) +1(0)
WM=
21
5 ( 12 ) +4 ( 8 ) +3 (1 )+2 ( 0 ) +1( 0)
WM=
21
60+32+3+ 0+0
WM=
21
95
WM=
21
WM=4.52

Preparation 3:
5 ( 3+2 ) + 4 ( 2+ 5+5 ) +3 ( 1 )+ 2 ( 1+1 ) +1(1)
WM=
21
5 ( 5 ) +4 ( 12 )+ 3 ( 1 ) +2 ( 2 ) +1(1)
WM=
21
25+ 48+3+ 4+1
WM=
21
81
WM=
21
WM=3.86

Knowledge No. of Sample WM Interpretation Rank

1 8 4.75 Excellent 1
 2 8 4.50 Very Satisfactory 2
3 8 4.37 Very Satisfactory 3
Average 4.54 Very Satisfactory

5 ( f 5 ) + 4 ( f 4 ) +3 ( f 3 )+ 2 ( f 2 )+1( f 1)
WM=
n
Where:
WM = weighted mean
f = frequency
n = number of sample

Preparation 1:
5 ( 1+1+5 ) +4 ( 0 ) +3 ( 1 )+ 2 ( 0 )+1( 0)
WM=
8
5 ( 7 ) + 4 ( 0 ) +3 ( 1 ) +2 ( 0 ) +1(0)
WM=
8
35+0+ 3+0+0
WM=
8
38
WM=
8
WM=4.75
Preparation 2:
5 ( 1+1+3 ) +4 ( 2 )+ 3 ( 1 ) +2 ( 0 ) +1(0)
WM=
8
5 ( 5 ) +4 ( 2 )+ 3 (1 ) +2 ( 0 ) +1(0)
WM=
8
25+8+ 3+0+0
WM=
8
36
WM=
8
WM=4.5
Preparation 3:
5 ( 1+1+3 ) +4 ( 1 )+3 ( 2 ) +2 ( 0 ) +1(0)
WM=
8
 5 ( 5 ) +4 ( 1 )+ 3 ( 2 ) +2 ( 0 ) +1(0)
WM=
8
25+ 4+6 +0+0
WM=
8
35
WM=
8
WM=4.37

Skills No. of Sample WM Interpretation Rank

1 8 4.87 Excellent 1
2 8 3.62 Very Satisfactory 3
3 8 3.75 Very Satisfactory 2
4 8 3.37 Satisfactory 4
Average 3.91 Very Satisfactory

5 ( f 5 ) + 4 ( f 4 ) +3 ( f 3 )+ 2 ( f 2 )+1( f 1)
WM=
n
Where:
WM = weighted mean
f = frequency
n = number of sample
Preparation 1:
5 ( 1+6 ) + 4 ( 1 ) +3 ( 0 ) +2 ( 0 ) +1(0)
WM=
8
5 ( 7 ) + 4 ( 1 )+ 3 ( 0 ) +2 ( 0 ) +1(0)
WM=
8
35+ 4+0+ 0+0
WM=
8
39
WM=
8
WM=¿4.87
Preparation 2:
5 ( 1+2 ) +4 (1 ) +3 ( 3 ) +2 ( 0 ) +1(1)
WM=
8
 5 ( 3 ) + 4 ( 1 )+ 3 ( 3 )+ 2 ( 0 )+1( 1)
WM=
8
15+ 4+ 9+ 0+1
WM=
8
29
WM=
8
WM=3.62
Preparation 3:
5 ( 2 ) +4 (1+1+2 ) +3 ( 1 ) +2 ( 0 ) +1(1)
WM=
8
5 ( 2 ) +4 ( 4 )+3 ( 1 ) +2 ( 0 ) +1(1)
WM=
8
10+1 6+3+ 0+1
WM=
8
30
WM=
8
WM=3.75
Preparation 4:
5 ( 0 ) + 4 ( 1+1+ 3 ) +3 ( 2 )+ 2 ( 0 )+ 1(1)
WM=
8
5 ( 0 ) + 4 ( 5 ) +3 ( 2 ) +2 ( 0 )+ 1(1)
WM=
8
0+ 20+ 6+0+1
WM=
8
27
WM=
8
WM=3.37

Attitude No. of Sample WM Interpretation Rank

1 8 4.37 Very Satisfactory 1.5
2 8 4.37 Very Satisfactory 1.5
3 8 3.75 Very Satisfactory 3
Average 4.17 Very Satisfactory
 5 ( f 5 ) + 4 ( f 4 ) +3 ( f 3 )+ 2 ( f 2 )+1( f 1)
WM=
n
Where:
WM = weighted mean
f = frequency
n = number of sample

Preparation 1:
5( )+4 ()+ 3()+ 2()+1( )
WM=
8
5( )+4 ()+ 3()+ 2()+1( )
WM=
8
+ 4+0+ 0+0
WM=
8
39
WM=
8
WM=¿4.87
Preparation 2:
5( )+4 ()+ 3()+ 2()+1( )
WM=
8
5( )+4 ()+ 3()+ 2()+1( )
WM=
8
+ 4+9+ 0+1
WM=
8
WM= ❑
8
WM=3.62
Preparation 3:
5( )+4 ()+ 3()+ 2()+1( )
WM=
8
5( )+4 ()+ 3()+ 2()+1( )
WM=
8
 +16+3+ 0+1
WM=
8
WM= ❑
8
WM=3.75

Chi – Square Distribution Table

Level of Significance (Alpha)
df 0.01 0.05 0.025 0.01 0.005

1 2.71 3.84 5.02 6.63 7.88

2 4.61 5.99 7.38 9.21 10.60
3 6.25 7.81 9.35 11.34 12.84
4 7.78 9.49 11.40 13.28 14.86
5 9.24 11.07 12.83 15.09 16.75

6 10.64 12.50 14.45 16.81 18.55

7 12.02 14.07 16.01 18.48 20.28
8 13.36 15.51 17.53 20.09 21.96
9 14.68 16.92 19.02 21.67 23.59
10 15.99 18.31 20.48 23.21 25.19

11 17.28 19.63 21.92 24.73 26.76

12 18.55 21.02 23.94 26.23 28.30
13 19.81 22.36 24.74 27.69 29.82
14 21.06 23.68 26.12 29.40 31.32
15 22.31 25.00 27.49 30.58 32.80

16 23.54 26.30 28.85 32.00 34.27

18 25.99 28.87 31.23 34.81 37.16
20 28.41 31.41 34.17 37.57 40.00
24 33.20 36.42 39.36 42.98 45.56
30 40.26 43.77 46.98 50.89 53.67

40 51.81 55.76 59.34 63.69 66.77

60 74.40 79.08 83.30 88.38 91.95
120 140.23 146.57 152.21 158.95 163.64