Research Group 5 Final
Research Group 5 Final
Grade 12 - STEM
Chapter 1
Introduction
The research about Oregano Leaves and Natural Honey into alternative herbal
soap for hands can open opportunities to the same with growing global concerns over
health issues and demand in hygienic products. Current consumer demands for organic
and environmentally friendly products may provide the needed boost to oregano's
As Sharma & Rahat (2021) has shown that a sanitisant made by combining
oregano with baobab extract was seriously antibacterial, yet gentle enough not to cause
damage to the skin. Besides this, studies refer to the fact that oregano can also be used as
an antibacterial agent against resistant antibiotic forms (Tabrejee) and honey's healing
purposes dating back into history as documented by Jenna Fletcher, 2020; thus the end.
The paper underlines the requirement of proper hand hygiene, quoting Rachel
Lamb (2020) as it mentions the importance of frequent handwashing. It also discusses the
adverse consequences of the traditional chemical-based soaps, and therefore a milder and
environment-friendly option is needed. Mixing honey and oregano brings forth a solution
at minimal costs from the community side, which helps promote health along with
environmental sustainability.
Even though such significant research has been done on the ingredients, there is
still very little about how those influences, as such within a topical hygiene product, work
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together. This project aims to help fill this gap by assessing the antimicrobial efficacy and
cleaner, healthier alternative to the commonly used soaps. Implications can be placed
across consumer preference, making more natural skincare products more appealing.
This study claims that hand soap produced as the primary ingredient using honey
and oregano can be a substitute for traditional hand hygiene, as they have natural
antibacterial properties. By these cost-effective ingredients, this hand soap not only forms
an eco-friendly alternative to others but also develops as the healthier choice to people
who look for the reduction of synthetic chemical components in it. The addition of
oregano in honey also increases the soap's capacity to kill germs and moisturize
properties for skin application, which attracted many people who want to maintain
The current global pandemic has indeed brought hygiene practices to the fore of
public health concerns. Whereas hand washing with soap is a cornerstone of infection
prevention, access to effective and safe hand hygiene products can be limited, especially
alternatives to commercial hand soaps thereby arises. Most promising areas of research
lie in the use of natural ingredients that have intrinsic properties of being antimicrobial in
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nature. This study will be centered around the acceptability of oregano, or Origanum
Oregano has been used since ancient times for its medicinal value, including its
antimicrobial activity against a wide range of bacteria and fungi. Indeed, studies have
demonstrated that extracts from oregano contain strong compounds such as Carvacrol
and Thymol, which exhibit high antibacterial and antifungal effects. This places oregano
Because natural honey has even otherwise been known to possess antibacterial
and wound-healing properties, its high sugar content provides an environment non-
conducive to bacterial growth. Besides, honey contains enzymes and hydrogen peroxide,
which give it an added antimicrobial action. Honey also possesses humectant properties-
alternative to hand soaps. This project aims to evaluate the above-mentioned formulation
for effectiveness fomenting the hope it will offer a safe, inexpensive, and accessible
This becomes highly relevant in view of the increased demand for natural and
sustainable personal care products. Conventional hand soaps normally contain a great
deal of synthetic chemicals and hard detergents that can disrupt the skin's microbiome
and may lead to irritations. An alternative, the proposed natural hand soap with oregano
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and honey, would become gentler and more holistic toward hygiene of the hands,
The results of this study will add to the literature reporting the potential of
oregano and honey as active ingredients in hand hygiene products, hence opening a wide
avenue for new developments toward innovative, effective, and sustainable product
Theoretical Framework
oregano leaves and natural honey as a alternative hand soap by AI-Saeed et.al. ( 2024) a
antimicrobial agent. This was challenge tested against a commercial antimicrobial soap in
hand washing trials using natural flora. Soap with O.E.O. was as effective as the
commercial antimicrobial soap at reducing aerobic plate count on the hands, and more
effective than plain soap with no additives. Cloths wetted with soap with O.E.O. were
used to clean three different surfaces contaminated with four bacterial pathogens.
According to Al-Saeed et al. (2024) The essential oil and extract of Greek
oregano revealed visibly stronger antibacterial activity (expressed as MIC and MBC)
than common oregano, whereas the antioxidant potential (determined by DPPH, ABTS
and FRAP) of these extracts was almost equal for both subspecies, in a study done by
Kosakowska et al. (2021b). The acceptance of oregano leaves and natural honey has
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been seen a potential to become a alternative liquid hand soap to prevent and avoid
Conceptual Framework
Figure 1:
Figure one shows the conceptual framework using IPO(input, process, output)
method. For input the researchers have the ingredients such as the oregano leaves and
natural honey as a main ingredient, and soap making products and other materials that are
needed for making a soap as our sub materials. In process the researchers are to dry the
oregano leaves then chop them into bits. Squeeze the bits of dried oregano to get the
extract. Add the extract to the soap making product and add some honey. Put it in a clean
container. And the output, Testing the oregano and natural honey hand soap for its
efficacy by having a survey to grade 12 Stem students. Having their opinion on hand soap
Problem. This research aims to evaluate the acceptability of a hand soap alternative made
from a combination of oregano leaves (Origanum vulgare) and natural honey among
students at Good Shepherd of Taguig College. The study seeks to answer the following
questions
1. What is the level of effectiveness of the oregano leaves and natural honey combination
2. What is the level of user satisfaction with the oregano leaves and natural honey hand
soap?
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3. What are the perceived advantages of using the oregano leaves and natural honey
4. What are the challenges or limitations faced by users when using the oregano leaves
5. How does the acceptance of the oregano leaves and natural honey hand soap compare
Hypothesis
formulating a clear and concise hypothesis, researchers can focus their studies on
determining whether the prediction they make holds true under specific conditions.A
observations. It explains and guides research, indicating how scientists can confirm or
subject.
Null Hypothesis:
The Origanum Vulgare Leaves and Natural Honey Hand soap alternative will fail
in satisfying the users and will have no significant effects in school hand washing.
Alternative Hypothesis:
The Origanum Vulgare Leaves and Natural Honey Hand soap alternative will
satisfy the users and will have significant effects will have significant effects for hand
washing.
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The research will focus on investigating the assessment of the acceptability and cost
(oregano) leaves and natural honey (Apis). The study's scope may be limited by the
availability of resources and timeliness of the study. The main purpose of this study is to
provide a new alternative for hand washing soaps for a lower cost.
Definition of Terms
For a much better understanding of the study here are a few definitions of words that are
Carvacol
Hygiene
health.
Organic
Thymol
antifungal products.
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Chapter 2
Review of Related Literature and Studies
This chapter presents a review of both foreign and local literatures, as well as
studies that are related to the subject being investigated upon which includes the
evidence from different studies regarding the antimicrobial potential of oregano and its
use on natural hygiene products. The sources not only contribute to the extent of this
study but also they substantiate that more natural alternatives are needed in light of
According to (Rachel Lamb. 2020), hand hygiene has always been important in
every single day that can reduce the spread of disease in every public places. Even in
Schools, its particularly important in every student. Now, with the covid 19 passed by.
The importance of handwashing has been recognized across the globe. It was also noticed
that when pandemic passed by many students even teachers and faculties staff, without
washing their hands they can easily infected by many viruses ( Fran C.2021) Based on
Service, C. 2021, March. We use soap for various reasons, we use it to clean our body
regardless of the color, the scent, texture depending usually on the composition of the
ingredient.
A study by Sharma & Rahat (2021b) focuses on developing a herbal sanitizer that
combines oregano, known for its antibacterial properties, with baobab extract, which
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offers anti-inflammatory benefits. The formulation includes ethanol and glycerin, where
glycerin acts as a humectant and emulsifying agent, while carbomer serves as a gelling
indicated effective inhibition of pathogenic bacterial growth without harming the skin.
Oregano (Origanum vulgare), rich in active compounds like carvacrol and thymol, is
friendly and effective means of cleanliness. The ongoing discovery of new antimicrobial
agents from plants may offer solutions to the growing issue of antibiotic resistance.
In one study done by Tabrejee, S. (2018, April 1) states that Oregano and Black
Sesame were tested for their antibacterial properties against Salmonella isolates.
antimicrobial activity. The methanolic extract of Oregano proved to have the most potent
affect with an inhibition zone of 23. 6mm, and then the ethanolic extract with an
inhibition zone of 17. 6mm. And the least effective was the water extract of Sesame with
an inhibition zone of 10. Some compounds found in Oregano could potentially be used to
One such study, by Martin, A. (2020) looked into the antimicrobial nature of
compared to commercial soaps but without synthetic chemicals known to cause irritation
gentle to the skin. Unlike commercial soaps, oregano soaps can nurture and care for the
skin. They would best be used, therefore, in people with sensitive skin conditions or
harsh to the skin, hence less likely to dry up or irritate the skin.
Kosakowska et al. (2021) demonstrated that Greek oregano essential oil and
extract exhibit significantly greater antibacterial activity than common oregano, although
essential oils and extracts as antimicrobial and antioxidant agents in the food industry, it's
crucial to identify subspecies and recognize their chemotypes based on terpene and
may reduce inflammation and support a healthy immune system, while potentially aiding
in wound healing and treating conditions like athlete's foot and toenail fungus.
chemicals. Its low cost and easy cultivation further enhance its appeal, as more people
seek natural, eco-friendly hygiene solutions. Oregano soap not only offers effective han
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hygiene but also promotes environmental sustainability, aligning with growing consumer
Local Study
activity and chemical composition of essential oils obtained from the leaves of ten
aromatic plants growing in the Philippines. Essential oils were extracted using steam
distillation and tested against different gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria using
disc diffusion and broth micro-dilution methods. The yields were generally low, except
for Curcuma longa that attained a maximum of 0.77%. However, four plants showed very
good antibacterial activity with zones of inhibition greater than 15 mm: Lippia
The chemical content was mainly concerned with the major components and γ-terpinene,
carvacrol, citral, and m-eugenol dominated in most of the oils. The current study found
that these essential oils may also serve as promising candidates, mainly due to their high
agents.
This study done by Khan, M. I., & Kralj, M. (2006) evaluates the cytokine-
mimetic properties of 45 indigenous Philippine plant extracts and tests their stability and
mouse spleen cells and bone marrow cells was tested; 24 induced proliferation in mouse
bone marrow cells and 14 in spleen cells. What is astounding is that yam (Dioscorea
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alata) extracts, taro (Colocasia esculenta) extracts, and buyo (Piper betle) extracts all
elicit very strong responses in both cell types. The assay revealed that boiling the extracts
to above 40°C and also changing the pH value out of the preferred range of 4.0 to 8.0
kDa, 35 kDa, and 50 kDa were also isolated from the extracts of buyo leaf, yam root, and
taro root, respectively. These compounds have biological activity and elicit a dose-
On the other hand, Honey as its own has great capabilities tested and proven by
Almasaudi) honey of all origins is composed mainly of the sugar glucose sucrose, and
fructose, which has anti-inflammatory, healing, antioxidant, and antineoplastic effect that
has been used in the treatment of bacterial infections, colds, and cough, and various
depends on the type of the honey produced, which is contingent on its botanical origin,
the health of the bee, its origin, and processing method. The use of honey will clean
wounds or burn areas from free radicals and reduces scarring and contractures. The anti-
inflammatory and antibacterial potential of honey will keep the injured area moist and as
such prevents it from deterioration and fibrosis. Honey can promote fast healing and
reduce scarring and is very convenient for plastic surgery. Skin maceration is protected
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by honey due to its high osmolarity and because it keeps the injury moist. In non-infected
Jenna Fletcher's research talks about the antibiotic properties of honey and how
that makes a huge difference in the health of the skin. Honey is also an anti-bacterial and
antiseptic, it not only kills the bacteria that causes various skin infections, but also helps
to fight acne and decrease inflammation. Which makes honey a great natural cure for
irritated skin. Not only that but it can also form a barrier, which would help the wound
heal faster, so it would be good for injuries and would prevent infection. Honey's
abundance of enzymes and antioxidants also help to feed the skin, keeping it vibrant and
healthy. Throughout history honey has held a place among natural substances being used
for centuries to treat infections and ailments. In skincare honey is widely regarded and
Kumari et al. (2021) high light the healing benefits of honey, attributing its
effectiveness to its sugars (glucose and fructose) and its rich content of minerals such as
magnesium, calcium, potassium, iron, and phosphorus, along with vitamins B1, B2, B3,
B5, B6, and C. These properties contribute to honey’s ability to promote skin health,
leading to its incorporation in various cosmetic and skincare products. Honey offers
multiple advantages for the skin, including antioxidant, antibacterial, and anti-
inflammatory effects, which help soothe the skin, combat acne-causing bacteria, and aid
skin smooth and radiant, thereby reinforcing its reputation as one of nature’s best skin
remedies.
Kumar, et al. (2024) points out that honey is a natural and healthy food with a
broad spectrum of effects due to the varieties of flowers from which nectar is gathered
and factors such as weather and soil. It can be found a useful addition to any diet,
regardless of age: it is both for toddlers and the elderly. Honey contains medicinal
and anti-cancer results. Honey has low water content that does not allow many unfriendly
bacteria to multiply within it; hence, it is healthy and resistant to infection. The natural
health, and boost immunity, and due to its long time of use across the globe, honey is
A study made by (Maruhashi, 2020) states that the medical world has commonly
accepted the term "medical grade honey" to refer to honey and its application in wound
healing, despite the absence of a precise definition. This has become an unofficial honey
statute, requiring the fulfillment of several stringent requirements prior to its application
on a patient. Because of the presence of gluconic acid, honey has an acidic pH that ranges
from 3.2 to 4.5, which produces an environment that hinders the growth of many
microbes. Honey is a unique material that possesses the mechanisms of action of several
different wound healing agents. By alone, it can change the wound bed by encouraging a
natural products by its high content of phenols, enzymes, and sugars, which endows it
There is recent research into using medicinal treatments in the form of clinical and
medicinal studies, especially in wound healing. Honey-based adhesives have been shown
to speed healing as it stimulates the repair of skin and also new cells with skin,
encourages the development of new blood vessels that deliver nutrients to the healing
site, and further boosts the immune system for improved body efficiencies in fighting
Additionally, (Roberta Angioi) says honey is a sweet food product made from
plants, either one kind or many kinds of them, collected from different places. It is this
diversity in plant habitat and source that make honey special by giving it different smells,
tastes, colors and textures for its different forms. Apart from these sensory characteristics
honey has also been shown to have some medicinal value especially when it comes to
skin regeneration. The wound healing process which is intricate and takes place through
several stages can get distorted sometimes due to some factors leading to situations like
Synthesis
spread of disease in public places, especially schools. The post Handwashing Across
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Cultures: Normal or Weird? appeared first on Global Healthcare. Science has shown us
that if you fail to wash your hands you can pick up viruses, and then go on to spread them
easily throughout a school rolls of students, teachers & support staff. In a 2021 article by
Fran C., the importance of soap is highlighted. Regardless of its color, scent, or texture,
soap is essential for cleaning our bodies. Its effectiveness is usually determined by the
In this study by (Sharma & Rahat ,2021) considers the development of an herbal
sanitizer containing oregano and baobab blended with ethanol, and glycerin which was
found to be significantly bactericidal while being relatively safe for skin. With
as an alternative to chemical-based soaps that may also be another way of keeping our
communities cleaner but on a natural basis. The research identifies the value of plant-
conducted a study on the antibacterial properties of Oregano and Black Sesame against
Salmonella isolates. Different extracts were tested, and the methanolic extract of Oregano
exhibited the highest potency with an inhibition zone of 23.6mm, followed by the
ethanolic extract with 17.6mm. The water extract of Sesame was the least effective with
an inhibition zone of 10mm. The study suggests that compounds in Oregano could be
extracts on Escherichia coli and Staphylococcus aureus, commonly found in rivers and
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streams. Oregano-based hand soap was found to reduce bacterial levels without synthetic
chemicals that can irritate the skin or harm the environment. Oregano soaps are gentle
and suitable for people with sensitive skin or eczema due to their natural antibacterial
action and skin-friendly properties. (Kosakowska et al. ,2021) found that Greek oregano
essential oil and extract have higher antibacterial activity than common oregano, while
identification and chemotype recognition for Origanum plants before using essential oils
fructose, has been researched for having anti-inflammatory property, healing effects and
infectious diseases. Honey health benefits are dependent on the botanical origin, the bio-
processing method used in production and bee & hive health. He also notes it as a wound
cleaner, an anti-scar reducer and healing promoter. It is appropriate for plastic surgery,
and maintains that the injured region will not dry out again and does not degenerate or
spend fibrosis. Honey also decreases pain as well as swelling in the uninfected areas.
antibiotic which makes it useful for the skin. For centuries, honey has been used as a
natural antibacterial and antiseptic agent preventing various infections, skin acne, and
inflammation. Speedy cure of wounds as well as checks infestations. Honey meant for
consumption by humans, contains enzymes and antioxidants that nurture the skin helping
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to keep it alive and healthy. Honey has a long history of being used for its healing
(Kumari, I. et. al. ,2021) a study was also produced on the positive healing
properties that honey consumption can have for restoring the health of skin. Honey
provides its beneficial skin properties primarily from its sugars, minerals and vitamins.
moisturizer, restoring and maintaining moisture for supple and hydrated skin. Therefore,
there are a lot of products that use honey in cosmetics and skin care. According to a study
made by Maruhashi, E. ,2020) Honey has an acidic PH as well as its specific properties
that suppresses Microbial growth and on the healing side aids in healing by providing a
be utilized as one of The Wound Healing Agents. The biodegradable base of honey is
great for skin repair, increasing the growth of new cells, and increases blood circulation
research according to which it can be used for different medical treatment and significant
for wound healing. Honey: Honey helps skin maintenance, which makes new cells
growth and repair and promotes vascularization, especially where we need to bring
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nutrients to restore. It also aids in the strengthening of the immune system so one can
Lastly, (Roberta Angioi ,2021) explains that honey is a sweet food product made
from plants, collected from different places, which gives it diverse smells, tastes, colors,
and textures. In addition to its sensory characteristics, honey has shown medicinal value,
Vulgare) and Natural Honey Combination as an Herbal Hand Soap Alternative* believe
that this study is highly connected to their suggested system. By accomplishing this
critical task, these researchers want to bring out the similarities and differences between
their project and others that revolve around oregano and honey as soap and other hygiene
product additives. Through a critical review of the results of previous studies the
researchers are also interested in illustrating both the commonalities and major
differences in approach, methodology, and results. This comparative study shows them
how to locate their analysis of the current research within the wider context while they
can also find potential gaps or windows of opportunity for the development of oregano
and honey as substitute soap ingredients. The researchers do this study in order to more
clearly see how their work contributes to the existing body of knowledge in this field and
properties and chemical composition of essential oils derived from the leaves of ten
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aromatic plants native to the Philippines. The essential oils underwent steam distillation
and were then subjected to testing against a variety of gram-positive and gram-negative
bacteria using both disc diffusion and broth microdilution methods. The highest quantity,
at 0.77%, was found in Curcuma longa, while most oils contained relatively low levels.
Notably, four plants exhibited significant inhibitory effects with zones over 15 mm:
tenuiflorum.
Chapter 3
Research Methodology
throughout the study is addressed. The researchers 'meticulously planned, arranged, and
conducted the multiple levels of their experiments to ensure that every step was
controlled with the highest possible precision. This chapter is an effort to present a
logical framework employed in the study for methodological disclosure, enumerating the
myriad decisions taken meticulously at each stage. This study will also discuss the type
of research, ways in which subjects were chosen, and methods by which data was
collected to provide a clearer idea of the investigative methodology and how it relates to
Methodology
The researchers used the descriptive method to collect, interpret, and analyze the
data necessary for the study. Descriptive research is one of the most extensively utilized
a population, situation, or phenomenon. This type of research does not try to alter the
conditions of the subject under study but only observes and collects information as it
naturally is. The pattern, behaviors, or trends of the chosen subject can be determined
with the help of surveys, observations, and other data collection techniques used by
experts. This will result in showing the complete portrayal of the topic, which may
become clearer through the characteristics and relationships involved. In this specific
study, through the descriptive method, it was possible to analyze the data very thoroughly
and find more important insights about the topic under discussion.
Research Design
This study will adopt a mixed – methods approach whereby the acceptability of
an oregano leaves and natural honey as an herbal hand soap will be assessed. It would
involve a survey tool to a sample random participant in order their preference about the
aroma, texture, and overall satisfaction regarding about the oregano extract and will add
natural honey as an alternative hand soap. Besides that, focus group discussions will be
held to elicit the qualitative perception of participants on their perceptions whether the
soap is effective and if the health benefits would be effective in doing such. Data analysis
includes statistical procedures in the survey data and thematic analysis of the qualitative
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data. This research will find out if oregano leaves mixed with natural honey in hand soap
Research Environment
Incorporated, located at Central Bicutan, Taguig City, Metro Manila, Philippines. The
accepted. Thus, it becomes an excellent place for the experiment of the herbal hand soap.
Respondents would be randomly picked from the stream of students who have been
allowed by the research adviser to participate in the study who hail from the STEM
better informed since their backgrounds are of a scientific nature, and could therefore
have an influence on their perception and judgment about herbal products. Taguig
Colleges is known to have a high population of students; therefore, it has been a perfect
location to collect the various sample group for the research. The study will also take into
consideration cross-feeding and feedback from different age groups, genders, and
personal hygiene habits to ensure a balanced assessment of the acceptability of the herbal
soap.
The researchers selected 30 Grade 12 students who had been exposed to the
STEM curriculum and had an equal mix of boys and girls as their respondents. Given that
the population size was about 70 students under the STEM curriculum, the researchers
established that a sample size of this magnitude was manageable as well as statistically
significant to draw conclusions for their research. Cluster random sampling was
employed in the process for the adequate amount of data within the sample to ensure that
the results would be reliable and valid based on the study without tainting the integrity of
the study. The method of selection also reduced bias in selection and ensured diversity
within the group. Cluster random sampling or area sampling was chosen as the most
cluster of male and female STEM students, this approach is substantiated with an article
itself a rather realistic and adequate approach for studying very large populations if
Research Instrument
material as the researchers proceeded to conduct the survey to participants from Grade 12
STEM students in Good Shepherd of Taguig Colleges about the "assessment of the
herbal hand soap alternative." The questionnaire was developed based on the study
objectives. The questionnaire consisted of six (6) question items. The first part of the
questionnaire consisted of (4) questions about the ratings of level of satisfaction while
using the herbal hand soap namely the foaming level, skin satisfaction, cleaning
effectiveness, and fragrance satisfactory while the second part consisted of (2) questions
regarding the advantage and the disadvantage of using the herbal hand soap respectively.
Before the actual conduct of the study, the researchers already had a plan in data
gathering which, for the most part, used a questionnaire as the primary tool of gathering
from the study problem in a scientific way. It aims to represent data that is reliable and
relevant. The first step consisted of developing questions grounded on the research
objectives.
questions were devised in order to collect both quantitative and qualitative data. The
After preparing the questionnaire, the data collection started through room-to-
room distribution of the questionnaires. This approach directly helped increase the
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possibility of getting a high response rate since questionnaires were given to every
for students to make them well conversant with the survey being carried out, thus
increasing the accuracy of the responses obtained. They waited in the wings to answer
any questions or concerns that participants might have been having while filling out their
gender and then split them into two categories: boys and girls. This was required for
comparing the responses of males versus females. The data was sorted and arranged in
tables on Microsoft Excel. The Excel function enabled grouping and comparison of data
The final step was the application of analytical testing procedures which aims to
compare the means of the two sets of results and see whether those differences are
significant.
For the statistical treatment and analytical procedure zof the gathered data the researchers
decided to use Frequency, percentage, weighted mean, and Pearson correlation to code
A. Frequency.
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Formula used:
f = 1/T
Where: f = frequency
T = period
B. Percentage.
- Used to find out the part of the whole respondents based on the frequency
Formula used:
%= (F / n) 100
F = frequency
% = percentage
C. Weighted Mean
Formula used:
Where:
m = weighted mean
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x = the value
w = weights
D. Pearson Correlation
Formula:
R = n(Σxy)-(Σx)(Σy) / √[nΣx^2-(Σx)^2][nΣy^2-(Σy)^2]
Where:
r = Pearson Coefficient
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