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Methodology Research Design

The document describes the methodology used in a study about garden tourism destinations in Cebu City, Philippines. It discusses the descriptive research design used to collect data through surveys. The study sampled 100 respondents, with 50 community residents and 50 community visitors. Data was gathered through surveys in the garden destination locale. Respondents were classified by sex, age, and civil status. The survey questionnaire and statistical analysis of the data are also described.

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Methodology Research Design

The document describes the methodology used in a study about garden tourism destinations in Cebu City, Philippines. It discusses the descriptive research design used to collect data through surveys. The study sampled 100 respondents, with 50 community residents and 50 community visitors. Data was gathered through surveys in the garden destination locale. Respondents were classified by sex, age, and civil status. The survey questionnaire and statistical analysis of the data are also described.

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CHAPTER 3

Methodology

Research Design

Descriptive Research (“Survey Research”) coin collects

data in order to answer questions about that current status of

the subject or topic of the study. It also uses formal

instruments to the study preferences, attitude, practices,

concerns or interest of a sample. (Jacobs, 2013)

Population and Sampling

The respondents sampled and described as to the selected

variables to present their profile. The study has One Hundred

(100) respondents composed of Fifty (50) community residents and

fifty (50) in Garden Destination in Cebu City, Philippines. The

Researchers gathered surveys to the respondents as to Garden

Tourism Destination in Cebu City.

Research Locale

The locale of the study was in Garden Destination in Cebu

City, Philippines

Respondents of the Study

The respondents of the study selected community residents

and community visitors in Cebu. The respondents consisted of 50


community residents and community visitors. They were classified

according to the following categories: Sex, Age, and Civil

Status. The respondents assessed and answered the profile of the

respondents specifically and respectively.

Research Instrument

The research instrument to be used in gathering the

needed information is the Survey Questionnaire.

Survey Questionnaire. This was the primary instrument used

to gather the needed data in the study. It consisted of three

parts:

Part I Demographic Profile of the Respondents. This was

composed of the respondents’ Name, Age, Gender, and Civil Status

Part II Respondents’ assessment as to the Garden Tourism

Destination in Cebu City

Part III What are the problems encountered by the

respondents as to the Garden Tourism Destination in Cebu City.

Data Gathering Procedures


Statistical Treatment of Data

The data gathered were compiled, collated and summarized

separately per group. The responses for each item were

categorized based on the specific problems raised.

1. Percentage. This was used as a descriptive statistics or

something that describes a part of the whole. This was used to

measure part 1 of the survey questionnaire.

2. Weighted Mean. This was used to measure the respondent’s

assessments. Multiplying each value in the group by the

appropriate weight factor and the product is summed up and

divided by the total number of respondents.

3. T–test of Significant Difference between two Means. This will

be used to determine whether or not significant difference exist

between the perceptions of the Respondents. It solves using the

following formula

Summary

The following are the findings of the study

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