Effects of love relationship on the academic performance

LOVE RELATIONSHIP AS A FACTOR AFFECTING THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE AMONG SBSN JUNIORS A Thesis Presented To the Faculty of High School Department of St. Benedict School of Novaliches In Partial Fulfilment of the Requirements of English IV By: John Benedict L. Caliwara 14 November 2012 APPROVAL SHEET The thesis entitled â€Å"Love Relationship as a Factor Affecting the Academic Performance of SBSN Juniors† prepared and submitted by John Benedict L. Caliwara in partial fulfilment of the requirements in English subject, is hereby approved. ________________________†¦show more content†¦That’s why the researcher conducted a study whether love relationship a factor affecting the academic performance of SBSN female Juniors S.Y. 2012-2013. The main purpose of this study is to identify whether love relationship can affect the academics of the third year female students. Also, it was determined how the respondents interact with their academics compared to those who were involved in love relationships as well as their reasons in entering in such. For the completion of the study, the researcher used a descriptive type of study that involves the use of questionnaires to be answered by the chosen sample. The questionnaire has four parts with thirty (30) items. The first part determined the personal profile of the respondents with ten items. The second part consists of 10 choices aimed to know what exactly their main reasons to enter in a relationship are. The third part is all about the performance of respondents wherein those who were involved in a relationship were compared to those who were not. The last part was to evaluate if academic performance is being affected by love relationships. Based on the results of the survey, the researcher has concluded four things. 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