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EFFECT OF MOBILE PHONES IN THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCES OF GRADE 11
STUDENTS IN BCU
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Presented to:Mr. Jeff C. Feliciano
Baguio Central UniversityBaguio City
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In fulfillment of theRequirements for the Grade 11
Practical Research forAccountancy Business and Management
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Arnold Pablo
Mil Janry Poblete
Evett Joy Damilo
Dolly Joy Dionisio
Judy Gayo
Erylle Gumido
May 2018
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APPROVAL SHEET
This research entitled, “EFFECT OF MOBILE PHONES IN THE ACADEMIC
PERFORMANCE OF GRADE 11 STUDENTS IN BCU”, prepared and submitted by ARNOLD
PABLO, MIL JANRY POBLETE, EVETT JOY DAMILO, DOLLY JOY DIONISIO,JUDY
GAYO, ERYLLE GUMIDO, in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the subject of
PRACTICAL RESEARCH, has been reviewed and examined and is hereby endorsed for
acceptance and approval for final defense examination.
JEFF C. FELICIANO
Researcher’s instructor
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PANEL OF EXAMINERS
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Chairperson
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Member Member
Accepted and approved in partial fulfillment for final defense examination.
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ABSTRACT
Name of Institution: BAGUIO CENTRAL UNIVERSITY
Address : Bonifacio Street, Baguio City
Title : EFFECT OF MOBILE PHONES IN THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCES OF GRADE 11 STUDENTS IN BCU
Researchers : ARNOLD PABLO
MIL JANRY POBLETE
EVETT JOY DAMILO
DOLLY JOY DIONISIO
JUDY GAYO
ERYLLE GUMIDO
Adviser : JEFF C. FELICIANO
The main purpose of the research is to give solution for the effects of mobile phone in
the academic performance of grade 11 students of BCU. The study was focused on how to
avoid bad effects of mobile phones in order to improve the academic performance of students.
Hence, to attain the purpose of the study the researchers used questionnaires to collect data
from the students. From the answers, the research discusses the results to come up with
recommendations.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
This research would not have been possible without the support, guidance, and
encouragement of the people who continuously believed in the researcher’s ability to succeed.
With sincerity, the researchers like to express her gratitude to those who contributed, helped
and supported her in one way or another in this very rewarding journey.
Most importantly to almighty God who has given the researchers the guidance, wisdom,
patience, and motivation to fulfill another academic endeavor in their life.
To Ms. Cherrie Anne Manuel, adviser of ABM B for her never ending support and
guidance to the students of ABM B.
To Mr. Jeff C. Feliciano for accommodating and giving the chances for the researchers
for making this study possible.
To all respondents who gave their time in answering the questionnaires and all those
who in one way or another contributed to the success of this study. Thank you so much!
Researchers
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DEDICATION
This work is dedicated to the family of researchers,
Parents,
Teachers,
And
All students
For the unending encouragement, guidance, support and love, you have showed upon us.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title page ------------------------------------------------------------------------- i
Approval sheet ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ii
Panel of examiners ------------------------------------------------------------------------- iii
Abstract -------------------------------------------------------------------------- iv
Acknowledgement -------------------------------------------------------------------------- v
Dedication -------------------------------------------------------------------------- vi
List of tables --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1List of figuresChapter I
IntroductionBackground of the study ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2
Theoretical framework ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 3
Paradigm of the study -----------------------------------------------------------------------
Statement of the problem ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 4
Scope and delimitation ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6
Significance of the study ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 7Definition of terms ------------------------------------------------------------------------
Chapter IIReview of related literature --------------------------------------------------------------------- 8
Chapter IIIResearch design and methodology -------------------------------------------------------------- 11
Locale and Population --------------------------------------------------------------------- Data gathering tool --------------------------------------------------------------------- 12
Data gathering procedureChapter IV
Results and discussions -------------------------------------------------------------------- 13
Chapter VConclusions and recommendations-------------------------------------------------------------- 21
References ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 22
AppendicesLetter ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 23
Questionnaire ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 24
LIST OF TABLESTABLE 1 page 13TABLE 2 page 14TABLE 3 page 15TABLE 4 page 15TABLE 5 page 16TABLE 6 page 16TABLE 7 page 17TABLE 8 page 18TABLE 9 page 18TABLE 10 page 19TABLE 11 page 20
LIST OF FIGURESFIGURE 1 page 13 FIGURE 2 page 14FIGURE 3 page 15FIGURE 4 page 15FIGURE 5 page 16FIGURE 6 page 16FIGURE 7 page 17FIGURE 8 page 18FIGURE 9 page 19FIGURE 10 page 20
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Chapter I
INTRODUCTIONBackground of the study
As mobile technology becomes a more prominent aspect of everyday life, people are
realizing true power when it comes to the use of mobile devices. These mobile allow for the
enhancement and ease of access to social and business functions (Lu et al. , 2003:2006).
Educational institutions are also starting to realize the potential of mobile technology in the
accessing of educational resources. However, the term mobile phone means different thing to
different people.
To the students, mobile phone is considered to be a social tool rather than a
technological tool. One of the greatest challenges facing mobile phone technology in the world
today is the issue of poor mobile phone etiquette. Today, the advantages of mobile phone are
numerous.
According to Ling (2000), mobile phone usage in schools is a great problem and it is
against the goal and the mission of the school. As we observe today, mobile phones can be
means of distraction. According also to Kanfman (2009), in spite of negative effects, mobile
phone is very effective in education. Mobile phones have a lot of application and tools that
people can use especially for the students. Messages, calculator, internet and many more.
Using these applications helps the students to make their project, assignments so nowadays
most of the students have cellphone. The introduction of mobile communication device no doubt
had impacted education positively and negatively.
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Theoretical framework
The theory that is adopted in the study is the “theory of learning for the mobile age”. This
theory was created by Mike sharples, Josie Taylor, and Gia semi Vavoula. This theory states
that a society which is mobile is full of channels for the distribution of a change occurring
anywhere, must see to it that its members are wise, they will be overwhelmed by the changes in
which they are caught and whose significance of connections they do not perceived.
This theory explains that we are experiencing similar social and technological disruption
with the internet and mobile technologies providing global access to information and mobility of
knowledge. Every era of technology has to some extent, form education in its own image. That
is not to argue for the technological determinism of education, but rather there is a mutually
productive convergence between the main technological influences or a culture and the
contemporary educational theories and practices.
Input Process Output
Gender *make questionnaires hypothesis:Age *distribute the questionnaire to *distractions during class hours Grade-11 students of BCU *becoming more irresponsible Family status *gather the data to school activities Academic performance *summarize the data gathered *students are becoming lazy
*helps in making tasks easier*better and fast commuca-
tion
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Paradigm of the study
The operational paradigm of the study of phenomenological study includes the input,
process, and outcome of the study. The input of the study includes the following: gender, age,
family status and academic performance. The process of the study is the following: (1.) make
questionnaire (2.) distribute the questionnaires to the grade-11 students of BCU (3.) gather the
data (4.) summarize the data gathered.
The possible output for this process are the distraction during class hours, becoming
more irresponsible to school activities, students are becoming lazy, for better and fast
communication and it helps in maki8ng tasks easier.
Statement of the problem
The effects of mobile phones on the academic performance of student in BCU, grade-
11, mobile phones have a lot of application and tools that people can use especially for the
students. Messages, calculator, internet and many more. Using these applications helps the
students to make their assignments, their projects and also to communicate other people.
Nowadays, most of the students are using cellphones however mobile phones has also
disadvantages if the students will not use it properly. As we observe for today, there are many
effects of mobile phones in the academic performance of the students. Also, students have
interest in games using cellphones instead of doing their projects and assignments especially
during class. Many students have low grades because of these gadgets. Using cellphones is not
bad but for them to use it, they should use it properly because mobile phone is the one that they
need in their study.
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The purpose of this research is to discover the effects of mobile phones on the academic
performance of the students in BCU, grade-11. In this research, the results will be used to learn
how to improve the etiquette of the students in handling or using their mobile phones. This
research is very important for them to read, understand and apply it in many ways.
Here are typical and possible questions that are made in the research of mobile phones
in BCU, grade-11 (1.) Do mobile phones affect the academic performance of the grade-11
students of BCU? (2.) How does mobile affect the grade-11 students of BCU in their academic
performance? (3.) What are the effects of mobile phones in the academic in the academic
performance of grade-11 students of BCU? (4.) What are the rules of teacher in using mobile
phones during class hours? (5.) Why do students use their phones in school?
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Scope and delimitation of the study
The study determines the effects of the factors that determine students’ academic
performance. The data will be gathered at Baguio Central university Senior High School
Department specially the grade-11 students:
ABM
HUMMS
TVL
STEM
Certain variables were included by the researchers to determine the effect of the factors
that affects the students’ academic performance because of the use of mobile phones. These
variables includes: gender, family status, and academic performance.
Significance of the study
In various ways, every study has its own importance and implication. Pursuing this study
will serve and give the readers a number of purposes. The researchers believe that this study
will benefit the following:
Students- as the respondents of this study, this study will prevent the distraction of
students during class hours and they will have more focus on their lessons. As they realize the
effects of the usage of mobile phones, they will learn to prioritize their usage that would benefit
them positively.
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Teachers- this study will give information to the teachers as to where and when they will
require the use of mobile phones to their students. The information gathered will help the
teachers know the task or activities they will give to the students.
School-this gives information or idea if they will allow the use of mobile phone during
class hours. The school is the one who is in charge if they will let the students use their phones
during class hours or not.
Parents-as they notice the effects of mobile phones to the academic of their child, they
will serve as a lesson for them if they are going to allow their children to handle a mobile phone.
Definition of terms
The following terms will be defined for better understanding in the context stated in the
research
Impact – to have a strong and other bad effect or something or someone
Perceive - to attained awareness and understanding to notice
Mobility- capable of moving
Mutually- share between two or more people
Convergence- independent development of similar characters is a bodily structure
Academic performance- extend to which a student, teacher or institution as achieve their short
or long term educational goals
Global access- international way of getting near to something
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CHAPTER II
Review of related literature
According to (miller, 2013), a mobile phone is a wireless electronic device used for
telephone and multimedia communications, which means people can bring it and can
communicate anywhere at any time. ( singh, 2011), said that communication is the process to
express his thoughts, ideas, and messages from one person to other person.
These various uses of cellphones can influences teens on their use of cellphones.
Teenagers or students use their cellphones more in communication. They use to message their
friends or people around them. Cellphones is surely is a useful device, it can make students
activities easier, it is used in searching assignments rather than looking for books to read. It is
easy to use because you can use it anytime anywhere. One of the characteristics of mobile
phones is the connectivity and speed, one person can connect to other people by their
messages using cellphones, and by it your messages can be sent immediately. It is also cost
effective because once you bought a mobile phone you can use it anytime it is yours and it
limits costs sending letters to someone you want to communicate with. Here in the Philippines,
Filipinos adapted the mobility and confidentiality of text messages. This has made SMS the
most popular form of private communication.
Reference:
Review of related literature and related studies about mobile phone, retrieved from
https://phdessay.com/review-of-related-literature-and-related-studies-about-mobile-phones/
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The study aimed to verify whether achieving a distinctive academic performance is
unlikely for students at high risk of smartphone addiction. Additionally, it verified whether this
phenomenon was equally applicable to male and female students. Male and female students
were equally susceptible to smart phone addiction. Both are equal in achieving cumulative
GPAs with distinction or higher within the same levels of smart phone addiction. Furthermore,
undergraduate students who were at a high risk of smart phone addiction were less likely to
achieve cumulative GPAs of distinction or higher.
Students who are at high risk of smartphone addiction are less likely to achieve high
GPAs. Male and female university students are equally susceptible to smartphone addiction.
Both have same levels of smartphone addiction.
Education in the mobile age
Our aim has not been experiential learning, nor to promote learning through informal
knowledge sharing as intrinsically more valuable than institutional education. Instead, we have
not attempted to explore the system of learning enabled by mobility of people and technology,
though an analytic framework that does not assume either that learning arises from individual
experience, nor that education only occurs in a traditional classroom mediated by a teacher. Our
illustration of the mobile learning was located in one of the world’s great educational institutions,
the Uffizi gallery, and we describe the benefits both of receiving of discussing information
provided by expert art historians. Equally, we could have explored learning on a school field trip
or by medical trainees in a hospital.
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According to Bidaki, et. Al (2013), in accordance to students achievement improvement
and self-regulation. To have higher achievement grades and be a good language user when
communicating with a teacher or colleagues means that the teaching content and the way used
for teaching where both effective. Results of the present study proved that by using mobile
learning, students were more successful in their academic achievement and conversation.
The main idea in their literature is to identify the effects of mobile learning on the
development of student academic achievement and conversational skills. Students can access
their lessons and deliver their assignments via their mobile sets whenever and wherever.
Teachers on the other hand, can upload the teaching materials, assign the roles, determine
discussions and receive student assignment electronically.
According to Dewey (1916), a society which is mobile, which is full of channels for the
distribution of a change occurring anywhere, must see to it that its members are educated to
personal initiative and adaptability. Otherwise, they will be overwhelmed by the changes in
which they are and those significance or connections they do not perceive.
Today, we are experiencing similar social and technologies disruption, with the internet
and mobile technologies producing global access to information and mobility of knowledge.
Every era of technology has to some extent, formed education in its own image. That is not to
argue for the technological determinism of education, but rather that there is a mutually
productive convergence between the main technological influences in a culture and
contemporary theories and practices
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CHAPTER IIIRESEARCH DESIGNED AND MYTHODOLOGY
Research Design
In this study, the method that is utilized is descriptive case study. This answers who,
what, where and how questions related to a particular research problem. The method is used to
obtain information about the present situation to gain an understanding of a certain phenomena.
Thus, descriptive case study was applied in this study for it aims to improve the performance of
the grade-11 learners at Baguio Central University.
Locale and population of the study
The respondents of the study were grade-11 learners of Baguio Central University.
Purposeful, random sampling was used where there are 11 sections namely ABM A, ABM B,
ABM C, STEM A, STEM B, STEM C, HUMSS A, HUMSS B, HUMSS C, HUMSS D, and TVL.
The researchers randomly selected respondents making it 42 learners as shown in the table.
Section Total respondents Sample (10%)
ABM A 41 4ABM B 40 4ABM C 45 4STEM A 44 4STEM B 37 3STEM C 30 3HUMSS A 43 4HUMSS B 42 4HUMSS C 41 4HUMSS D 39 3TVL 52 5Total 42
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Data gathering tool
In gathering the data needed in the study, a questionnaire and in-depth interview was
used. A questionnaire is a form prepared and distributed to secure responses to a certain
topics. In-depth interview is an interview covering many or all important points of a subject.
The first part of a questionnaire was a letter to the respondents followed by queries on
the following topics: (1) effects of mobile phones in the academic performance of grade-11
students of BCU (2) rule of teacher in using mobile phones during class hours (3) reason why
do students use their phones in school. The sample of question is an table below:
Data gathering procedure
The researchers made a letter of request to administer questionnaire and in-
depth interview was obtain from the respondents. The researchers personally distribute
the questionnaire. Also, for the respondents to clarify thing which they do not understand
in the given questionnaire. We also interviewed 11 students to participate in gathering
the data.
Chapter IV
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
This chapter contains the tabular presentation of the data gathered as well as their
corresponding analysis and interpretations. These were presented according to the specific
questions presented in chapter 1.
Kind of mobile phone students are using:
Table 1 shows the kinds of phone the students are using.
Table 1 kind of mobile phones
No. of students-42 Frequency Graph
Kinds of mobile phone students are using
Frequency table
Keypad 3
touchscreen 25
android 13
others 1
Table 1 reveals that most of the students are using touchscreen, Wherein 25 out
of 42 students. Second is the android phone followed by keypad and other mobile phones.
Today’s generation, all technologies are modern that’s why students adapt it for them to belong
in our modern society.
13
3
25
13
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Purposes in using mobile phone
This shows the different purposes of students in using their mobile phones
Table 2: purposes
Frequency table Frequency Graph
Social media 20
games 11
Communication 23
research 21
others 5
Many students are using their phone for communication. Second is for research purpose
for their assignments, projects, and group activity. Third is for social media, internet, fb,
messenger, YouTube, and many more. Lastly, 5 students for other purposes. Most
requirements in the school are research and group activities so students use their cellphone to
communicate with group mates.
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20
11
2321
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Using mobile phone per hour in a day
There are different hours showed in table 3 to show how long students spend their time in using
their mobile phones. Frequency Graph
Table 3: hours per a day
Frequency table
1-2 3
2-3 9
4-5 10
6-7 13
11-12 5
others 2
Most of the students spend 6-7 hours in using their cellphone followed by 4-5 hours, 2-3
hours, 11-12 hours, and 1-2 hours. Students use most of their time using cellphone in order to
make their assignments, research. Frequency graph
Table 4:
Frequency table:
yes 18
Why? Research, affect my focus, fail
grades, addiction
no 22
Why? I don’t use cp, I know my
limitations, mobile management
15
3
910
13
5
2
22
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Many students’ academic performances is not affected why they use their mobile phone
because they know their limitations, they know how to manage their mobile phones and they do
not use cp during class hours. For those who are affected in using mobile phone behind are;
failing grades, addiction, no focus, and for research purpose.
Using of phones during class hours frequency Graph
This shows the usage of mobile phones during class hours
Frequency table 5:
Yes 23
no 19
Many students are using their phones during class hours while some do not use their
phone during class hours because of research purposes, using dictionary, using it to participate
and focus on discussion.
Using phone during review period
This shows the usage of mobile phone during review period
Table 6:
yes 22
no 19
16
YES23
NO19
YES22
NO19
Many students are using their mobile phones during review period while there are also a lot of
students that do not use their phones during review period to gain more information, helps them
to review easier because they could just search up unknown information.
Using of phone during library period, others are using book and notes
This shows the usage of mobile phone during library
Table 7:
Frequency table
yes 39
no 3
Majority of students use their mobile phones during library period because teachers
require them to search up some information and it helps them to make school activities easier.
While few of them do not use phones because they use books.
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YES39
NO3
Mobile phones help in academic performances
This shows if mobile phones help in the academic performance of students
Table 8:
Frequency table
yes 41
Why? Communication,
research,
dictionary,
reference, reviewer
Almost everyone think that mobile phones help in their academic performance. It helps in
communication, research, dictionary, reference and reviewer. All in all mobile phones are helpful
and beneficial to students for the applications are helpful or useful in their academic
performances.
Are you doing something to lessen your cellphone use?
Table 9 show the number of students who are doing something to lessen their cellphone use
and number of students who are not doing something to lessen their cellphone use.
No. of students= 41
Frequency table 9:
yes 26
no 15
18
YES41
NO1
YES26
NO15
Table 10 shows the most of the students are doing something to lessen their cellphone use.
Out of 41 students, 26 of the students said that they are doing something to lessen their
cellphone use while 15 of them are not doing something to lessen their cellphone use.
*Expectations in improving their grades when they lessen cellphone use
Table 10 shows the number of students that expects that their grades will improve when
they lessen their cellphone use.
No. of students= 41
Frequency table 10:
Yes 24
no 17
Table 10 shows that most of the students expects that their grades will improve when they
lessen their cellphone use. Out of 41 students, 24 of them expect improvement of grades, while
17 of them doesn’t expect for improvement of grades if they lessen their cellphone use.
Student’s idea on what will happen if they lessen cellphone use
Table shows that the students think will happen if they lessen their cellphone use
Frequency table 11:
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YES24
NO17
Why? focus on studies
performance will improve
affect my grade
focus in work
more productive
nothing
my friend will congratulate
me
grades will improve
low grades
concentrations
study well
time to study
time to read
I will fail
I'll be responsible
everything will change
still the same
more serious
time management
affect study
In the table above, there shows the different ideas of students regarding to lessen the time used
in their cellphones.
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Chapter V
CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
This chapter presents the conclusion drawn and the recommendation advance.
Conclusions:
The following conclusions were drawn based on the collected findings:
1. There are bad effects of mobile phones that are shown in the data gathered.
2. The students used most of their time in handling their phone.
3. Students used their phone during class hours.
4. During review and library period, most students used their phone.
Recommendations:
Based on the foregoing finding and conclusions, the following recommendations were
forwarded;
1. Students should use their phone if necessary to avoid addiction
2. Teachers should not allow their students to9 operate their cellphone during class hours,
if it is not needed in the discussion so that students will focus in their lesson.
3. Students should not use their cellphone during review period so that they will focus in
their notes.
4. Parents should also guide their children to use their cellphones in a proper way to avoid
the bad effects of mobile phones in their academic performance.
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Appendix
Permission to conduct and collect research data
Dear ma’am/ sir:
The purpose of this letter is to request your good office that we are conducting the
research entitled: Effects of Mobile Phones in the Academic Performance of Grade-11 Students
at Baguio Central University. For this we are requesting that your office allow us to conduct
research and secure population data, given that that it shall be used only for research purposes.
This also serves as assurance that we comply with requirements of the Republic Act 10173 also
known as the data privacy Act of 2012 and will ensure that these requirements are followed in
the conduct of this research. Thank you very much and more power.
Sincerely,
Name of members
Pablo, Arnold
Poblete, Mil Janry
Damilo, Evett Joy
Dionisio, Dolly Joy
Gayo, Judy
Gumido, Erylle
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Survey questions
Put a check mark on the blank.
1. What kind of mobile phone do you use?
a. Keypad
b. Touchscreen
c. Android
d. Others
2. What is your purpose in using mobile phone?
a. Social media
b. Games
c. Communications
d. Research
e. Others
3. How often do you used your phone per hour in a day?
a. 1-2
b. 2-3
c. 4-5
d. 6-7
e. 11-12
f. Others
4. Does it affect your academic performance?
a. Yes
b. No
c. Why?
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5. Do you use your cellphone during class hours
a. Yes
b. No
6. Do you use your phone during review period?
a. Yes
b. No
7. Do you use your phone during library period?
a. Yes
b. No
8. Does it help you in your academic performance?
a. Yes why?
b. No why?
9. Are you doing something to lessen your cellphone use?
a. Yes
b. No
10. Do you expect that your grades will improve if you lessen your cellphone use?
a. Yes
b. No
11. What do you think will happen if you lessen your cellphone use?
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