Online Shopping Effect
Online Shopping Effect
Online Shopping Effect
Department of Education
Region IV-A CALABARZON
Division of Rizal
SAN JOSE LITEX SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Submitted by:
BALDAGO, MAY ANN NICOLE
YAP, NICO JACKSON
JUNE 2022
CHAPTER I
This chapter consists of the background of the study, statement of the problem,
hypothesis, conceptual framework, theoretical framework, the significance of the study,
scope and delimitations, and operational definition of terms.
Introduction
People who utilize social media platforms interact with people with who they
create, share, and exchange information and ideas in virtual communities and networks.
Networking websites have become the usual tools used by people in communication.
Media are considered a powerful agent of interaction, responsible for shaping an
individual's socialization process. Nowadays, everyone wants to try and discover it and
scroll through it because it gives us access to a completely different world of different
possibilities including the marketing world.
This study helps students identify how online shopping affects consumers and
distinguish its positive and negative effects. Since online shopping is prevalent these
days, this research aims to remind students of the importance of face-to-face or
personal ways to interact in the market.
Conceptual Framework
The researchers investigate the effect of online shopping on Senior High School
students as a consumer in this study. It considers the perceptions and experiences of
the respondents as one of the most valuable factors that influenced them.
The study focused on ten (10) students who had utilized online shopping. It uses
collected data from students' self-observation to evaluate the impact of online shopping
on them. Moreover, the researchers employed a qualitative data collection method.
INPUT PROCESS OUTPUT
Analysis of Data
Respondents in Collected from: The Effect of
terms of the Online shopping
1. Self-
following to Senior High
observation of
variables: respondents School students
1. Number of as a consumers
2. Allocating
respondents questionnaires
2. Experience
3. Organizing of
in using online
Students’
shopping responses.
platforms
4. Elucidative
analysis of data
3. What are the things that need to consider to ensure safe online shopping?
Hypothesis
There is a significant effect of online shopping on senior high school students as
a consumer.
Significance of the Study
This study reveals the effect of online shopping to students-consumers. More
specifically, the research study could be a benefit for the following:
Students
This study benefits students to be aware of the influence of online shopping to
them in different aspects. This research aims to prevent students from hurting their
face-to-face interactions.
Teachers
The research will help teachers gain knowledge of the aspects of online shopping
platforms that affect students to help them settle and cope with the situation.
Parents
The direct recipient of the output of this research is the youths who are the most
capable of utilizing online shopping. So, this study will help the parents or guardians
identify the influences of online shopping on their kids' behavior and actions.
Social Media Developers
The social media developers will be able to use the study to develop things that
will help students manage their usage of online shopping platforms.
Future Researchers
The study could provide ideas for future researchers who intend to create related
research about the researcher's topic. This study can use as a source for their
evaluation to provide data and information.
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