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    This study aims to determine the factors that trigger teenagers' use of vices, especially peer pressure. It will examine how exposure to vices impacts relationships with friends and family and academic performance. The study will interview 16 students ages 16-19 in Lapu-Lapu City about peer pressure, the initiation of vice use, and the influence of vices on social and academic aspects of life. The results could help teenagers, parents, teachers, and future researchers understand the effects of peer pressure and how to address teenage vulnerability to vices.

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    This study aims to determine the factors that trigger teenagers' use of vices, especially peer pressure. It will examine how exposure to vices impacts relationships with friends and family and academic performance. The study will interview 16 students ages 16-19 in Lapu-Lapu City about peer pressure, the initiation of vice use, and the influence of vices on social and academic aspects of life. The results could help teenagers, parents, teachers, and future researchers understand the effects of peer pressure and how to address teenage vulnerability to vices.

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    This study aims to determine the factors that trigger teenagers' use of vices, especially peer pressure. It will examine how exposure to vices impacts relationships with friends and family and academic performance. The study will interview 16 students ages 16-19 in Lapu-Lapu City about peer pressure, the initiation of vice use, and the influence of vices on social and academic aspects of life. The results could help teenagers, parents, teachers, and future researchers understand the effects of peer pressure and how to address teenage vulnerability to vices.

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    Degamon-Group 2 Research

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    DEGAMON, GLENN JOHN T.
    This study aims to determine the factors that trigger teenagers' use of vices, especially peer pressure. It will examine how exposure to vices impacts relationships with friends and family and academic performance. The study will interview 16 students ages 16-19 in Lapu-Lapu City about peer pressure, the initiation of vice use, and the influence of vices on social and academic aspects of life. The results could help teenagers, parents, teachers, and future researchers understand the effects of peer pressure and how to address teenage vulnerability to vices.

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    Science and Technology Education Center—Senior High School Department

    11— STEM Marconi

    FEAR PRESSURE: Teenagers’ Exposure to Vices

    Researchers:

    Glenn John T. Degamon

    Jed Lordy S. Legaspo

    Shaira Diapana

    Jan Jhosep Hondrada

    Rodlie Fuentes

    Jessarluth Molejon

    Johanna Mabunay

    Clyde B. Tumulak
    Statement of the Problem

    The study aims to determine the factors triggering the use of vices in Teenagers

    (including Peer Pressure). It also aims to study the impact of teenagers' exposure to vices in

    relationships between friends and family. It also determines the effects of vices to teenagers

    to the academic performance.

    Sub-problems: Specifically, the study aims to answer the following objectives:

    1. To understand the factors that contribute to teenagers vulnerability to peer pressure

    2. To determine the families perspective towards their children's vices

    3. To analyze the socioeconomic conditions that cause vices to have an impact on other

    teenagers

    4. To examine the role that vices play in the misbehavior of teenagers in class

    (academic performance)

    Assumption:

    Social Pressure greatly affects the exposure of teenagers to vices. The vulnerability of

    teenagers to peer pressure usually stems from bad home conditions resulting in poor coping

    mechanisms.
    Scope and Limitations

    The study is focused on the following variables: peer pressure in the use of vices,

    factors that initiate the use of vices, the influence of vices on family and friend relationships

    and academic features.

    This study will conduct an interview towards selected students ages 16-19. A total of

    16 people will be acquired. The interview will be done in person with the respondents.

    Convenience sampling will be the method used for the interview. Respondents will only be

    within the Lapu-Lapu City area.

    Significance of the Study

    The result and development of this study would be beneficial to most people.

    Specifically, this study benefits the following:

    Teenagers—Since the focus of this study is the teenagers, the result of this study could make

    them realize the impact of being exposed to some vices that are influenced by peer pressure.

    Parents—This research is beneficial to the parents because the result of this study could make

    them aware of the possible result of peer pressure on their children—making them more

    cautious regarding their children’s friends.

    Teachers—This study is beneficial to the teachers, for the result of this study would give

    them awareness; therefore, they would be more cautious of the group of friends forming in

    his/her class in case peer pressure is happening that can lead to exposure to some vices.

    Future Researchers—This study is beneficial to the future researchers since this can help

    them gather ideas and improve their study. This study serves as a guide for future researchers

    and as a foundation for their own studies as well.

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