Act 5

Mary January R.
Chan
BA Political Science III-B
Activity 5A: Collection and Presentation of Data

Fill out the table by citing five research title; give instances where you may use primary and
secondary as sources of information; and indicate at least one method of data collection that may
be applied and describe how the method is to be carried out.
Research Title Possible Possible Method of Data Description
Primary Secondary Collection
Source Source
Awareness Of Students of Human Interviews on Seeing the level of

The Students Arts and Rights sample awareness of the
Of The College Sciences, and research participants of students in the College
Arts And Commission publications Students in the of arts and Sciences in
Sciences, on Human College of Arts the University of
University Of Rights or its and Sciences Northern Philippines
Northern pages on their Basic Rights
Philippines On as a Pilipino.
Their Basic
Rights
Informal Street Vendors The City Surveys, Focusing on the
Economy Of and The City Records and interviews with viewpoints of the
Vigan City, Licensing further data Street vendors informal economy in
Profile, Issues, Office acquired in using Vigan City.
And Prospects the questionnaires
Licensing
Office
Lived Survivor Studies on Surveys, Exploring the Lived
Experiences participants, VAWC interviews with Experiences of
Of Violence GAD VAWC Survivors Survivors with
Against professionals Violence, specifically
Women And on women.
Their Children
(Vawc)
Survivors
Profile Of The Tricycle City Administering of To determine the
Tricycle Sector Drivers Licensing questionnaires to number of tricycle
Services In Records the participants hires, operators, and
The City Of owners around the
Vigan different TODAs in
Vigan City.
Stakeholders’ Drivers, LTO LTO Observations and To determine the
Level Of and City Records on administering of Level of Satisfaction
Satisfactionwit Mayor law questionnaires of Stakeholders in
h The through the Accordance wuth
Implementatio participants Vigan City’s Traffic
n Of Traffic Ordinances.
Ordinances In
Vigan City
Activity 5B: Graphical Presentations
A. The following table shows the civil status of females in certain locality. Present the data
using two appropriate graphical presentations.
Civil Status No. of Females

Single 63
Married 188
Widowed 32
Separated/Annulled 7
TOTAL 290
Civil Status of Females

Separated/ 7
Annulled
Widowed 32
Married 188
Single 63
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200
Number of Females
Civil Status of Females

200 188
180
160
140
120
100
80 63
60
40 32
20 7
0
Civil Status
Single Married Widowed Separated/Annulled
Drawing from the data that was supplied on the civil status of 290 female respondents, it
can be noticed that marriage represents the most common marital status, accounting for 65% of
all respondents. On the other hand, 2% of the total are those who are separated or annulled,
representing the minority. About twenty-two percent of the women remain unmarried, and
eleven percent have become widows.
In summary, the examination of 290 females' civil status data varies depending on the
marital relationship they have within the sample. The significance of comprehending the various
life experiences and decisions that add to the varied fabric of civil statuses within the population
under study is highlighted by these facts.
B. Construct a rectangle graph and a pictograph showing the distribution of acceptors by
birth control method.
Birth Control Methods No. of Acceptors

Pills 258
Condom 89
IUD 62
Rhythm 43
Injectables 17
Foam Tablets 25
TOTAL 494
No. of Acceptors
0 100 200 300 400 500 600
NUMBER OF ACCEPTORS OF DIFFERENT BIRTH CONTROL METHODS
No. of Acceptors
0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200
Pills Condom IUD Rhythm Injectables Foam Tablets TOTAL
According to the previously indicated data, out of the 494 acceptors, the largest
percentage utilised tablets with 258, while the smallest percentage used injectables with 17.
Apart from this, there are 89 people who accept condoms, 62 people who accept IUDs, 43 people
who accept the rhythm technique, and 25 people who take foam tablets.
To sum up, the information regarding birth control techniques among 494 acceptors
highlights a wide variety of preferences. The most popular option is clearly pills, which are
followed by injectables, foam tablets, IUDs, condoms, and the rhythm technique.
C. Research on the enrolment data in the BA Political Science program in the College of
Arts and Sciences, University of Northern Philippines for the period SY 2017-2018, SY
2018-2019 and SY 2019-2020. Present in tabular and graphical form. (DATA
SUBSTITUTED FROM RADIO DZNS)
Decision Making Area Percentage of Married Women

Healthcare 98%
Visits to Family/Relatives 97%
Household Purchases 94%
All Three Above 89%
Non-Participation Less than 1%
MARRIED WOMEN'S PARTICIPATION IN THE ILOCOS REGION (HEALTHCARE)
Non-Participation of Women in the Decision Making of Healthcare 2
Participation of Women in the Decision Making of Healthcare 98
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
Number of Females
MARRIED WOMEN'S PARTICIPATION IN THE ILOCOS REGION (FAMILY VISITS)
Non-Participation of Women in the Decision Making of Visits to Family or 3

Relatives
Participation of Women in the Decision Making of Visits to Family or Relatives 97
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
Number of Females
MARRIED WOMEN'S PARTICIPATION IN THE ILOCOS REGION (HOUSEHOLD PURCHASES)
Non-Participation of Women in the Decision Making of Household 6

Purchases
Participation of Women in the Decision Making of Household 94

Purchases
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
Number of Females
MARRIED WOMEN'S PARTICIPATION IN THE ILOCOS REGION (HEALTHCARE,
FAMILY VISITS, AND HOUSEHOLD PURCHASES)
Non-Participation of Women in the Decision Making of Household 11

Purchases
Participation of Women in the Decision Making of Household 89

Purchases
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
Number of Females
MARRIED WOMEN'S PARTICIPATION IN THE ILOCOS REGION (NO PARTIC-

IPATION AT ALL)
Non-Participation of Women in the Decision Making (Overall) 1
Participation of Women in the Decision Making (Overall) 99
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
Number of Females
Married women in the Ilocos Region participate at the highest level in a variety of
decision-making capacities. In particular, 98% are active in selections about their health, 97% in
visits with family, and 94% in expenditures for the home. Married women make decisions in all
three areas together to the tune of 89%. Less than 1% of participants say they are not involved in
areas where decisions are made, which is a strikingly low percentage. In summary, married
women in the Ilocos Region actively participate in determining decisions about home purchases,
healthcare, and family visits.

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Mary January R.

Activity 5A: Collection and Presentation of Data

Awareness Of Students of Human Interviews on Seeing the level of

Civil Status No. of Females

Civil Status of Females

0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200

Civil Status of Females

Single Married Widowed Separated/Annulled

Birth Control Methods No. of Acceptors

0 100 200 300 400 500 600

NUMBER OF ACCEPTORS OF DIFFERENT BIRTH CONTROL METHODS

0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200

Pills Condom IUD Rhythm Injectables Foam Tablets TOTAL

Decision Making Area Percentage of Married Women

MARRIED WOMEN'S PARTICIPATION IN THE ILOCOS REGION (HEALTHCARE)

Non-Participation of Women in the Decision Making of Healthcare 2

Participation of Women in the Decision Making of Healthcare 98

MARRIED WOMEN'S PARTICIPATION IN THE ILOCOS REGION (FAMILY VISITS)

Non-Participation of Women in the Decision Making of Visits to Family or 3

Participation of Women in the Decision Making of Visits to Family or Relatives 97

MARRIED WOMEN'S PARTICIPATION IN THE ILOCOS REGION (HOUSEHOLD PURCHASES)

Non-Participation of Women in the Decision Making of Household 6

Participation of Women in the Decision Making of Household 94

Non-Participation of Women in the Decision Making of Household 11

Participation of Women in the Decision Making of Household 89

MARRIED WOMEN'S PARTICIPATION IN THE ILOCOS REGION (NO PARTIC-

Non-Participation of Women in the Decision Making (Overall) 1

Participation of Women in the Decision Making (Overall) 99

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