GEN.SAN MIGUEL ST. SANGANDAAN CALOOCAN CITY
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT
“THE EFFECTS OF CURFEW HOURS AMONG TEENAGERS”
A Research Paper presented to Professor E. Grafilo In partial fulfillment of the requirements in ENG122
RESEARCHER
Hagos, Gioress
Ocenar, Mary Joy
Basihan, Jovy
Tan, John Patrick
Ramos, Jayson
TABLE OF CONTENTS METHODOLOGY ………………………………………………pg.1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ………………………………………………pg.3 INTRODUCTION ………………………………………………pg.5 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY ………………………………………………pg.9 TABULATIONS OF SURVEY …………………………………………………pg.13 ANALYSIS (GRAPHS) ………………………………………………pg.18 CONCLUSION ……………………………………………….pg.25 RECOMMENDATION ………………………………………………pg.28 BIBLIOGRAPHY ……………………………………………….pg.30
METHODOLOGY Participants: To date we have tested 20 First Year Students of Bachelor of Science Information System, 20 First Year Students of Bachelor of Science Human Resources Development Management, 20 First Year Students of Bachelor of Science Psychology, 20 First Year Students of Bachelor of Science Elementary Education, 20 First Year Students of Computer Secretarial, Who have shown willingness to participate in our study. The purpose of this research paper is: * To determine if the teenagers is following the curfew hours. * To determine if the Barangay is conducting or informing people about the curfew hours. * To know the reaction of the parent’s about curfew hours. * Facilities and Procedure All surveys took place at the premises of University of Caloocan City. Sessions lasted at approximately 10 minutes per person.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT This work study underwent a number of days before it was finally completed. The author would like to express their appreciation to their parents, who gave them a full moral and financial support, to the school administration especially to their professor Mrs. Ederlina B. Grafillo, who gave the author a chance
References: * From Ringing ballads, including Curfew must not ring tonight, Rose Hartwick Thorpe, 1887 * http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/326411/a_brief_history_of_juvenile_curfews.html?cat=25