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    The document summarizes demographic data from a survey of 43 students in Grade 11-B at Jomalig National High School. It includes two tables: Table 1 shows that 52% of respondents were male and 48% female. Table 2 shows that most respondents (70.45%) were aged 16-17, while 29.55% were aged 18-19/20. The document thus concludes that most students suffering from stress due to academic performance were aged 16-17.

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    The document summarizes demographic data from a survey of 43 students in Grade 11-B at Jomalig National High School. It includes two tables: Table 1 shows that 52% of respondents were male and 48% female. Table 2 shows that most respondents (70.45%) were aged 16-17, while 29.55% were aged 18-19/20. The document thus concludes that most students suffering from stress due to academic performance were aged 16-17.

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    The document summarizes demographic data from a survey of 43 students in Grade 11-B at Jomalig National High School. It includes two tables: Table 1 shows that 52% of respondents were male and 48% female. Table 2 shows that most respondents (70.45%) were aged 16-17, while 29.55% were aged 18-19/20. The document thus concludes that most students suffering from stress due to academic performance were aged 16-17.

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    Chapter 4 GROUP 4

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    The document summarizes demographic data from a survey of 43 students in Grade 11-B at Jomalig National High School. It includes two tables: Table 1 shows that 52% of respondents were male and 48% female. Table 2 shows that most respondents (70.45%) were aged 16-17, while 29.55% were aged 18-19/20. The document thus concludes that most students suffering from stress due to academic performance were aged 16-17.

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    CHAPTER IV

    INTERPRETATION OF DATA AND ANALYSIS

    TABLE 1. Demographic Profile of the Respondents in terms of Gender

    GENDER FREQUENCY PERCENTAGE


    Male 23 52%

    Female 20 48%

    Total 43 100%

    TABLE 1. shows that the result of frequency and percentage of the respondents from
    Grade 11-B of Jomalig National High School students pertaining to the Demographic Profile of the
    respondents in term of gender. The male respondents with the frequency of 23 and a percentage of
    52%, while the female respondents with the frequency of 20 and a percentage of 48% and the total
    frequency of 43 with the percentage of 100%.

    TABLE 2. Demographic Profile of the Respondents in terms of Age.

    AGE FREQUENCY PERCENTAGE


    16-17 31 70.45%

    18-19-20 12 29.55%

    TOTAL 43 100%

    The table 2 shows the total number of students participated in the survey 43 and demographic
    profile of the respondents in terms of their Age were as followed. It shown that most of the respondents
    are 16-17 years old with a frequency of 31 and with a percentage of 70.45% Then the lowest
    respondents are in the age range between 18-19-20 with a frequency of 12 and with a percentage of
    29.55%.

    In this table, it shows that most of the respondents are in the age of 16-17. Meaning to say that
    most of the grade 11-B students are suffering in stress by their academic performance at the age of 16-
    17. In addition, the said respondents did not enjoy their life and also most of the 16-17 years old in
    grade 11-B students at Jomalig National High School are not working well.

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