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The summary analyzes survey results from 50 adolescents on bullying, finding most have been bullied, teased, or witnessed bullying. Bullying is seen as normal in their society. The majority agree bullies can change and fighting back is not best, but many are terrified to tell adults and do experience depression from bullying.

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Chapter 4

The summary analyzes survey results from 50 adolescents on bullying, finding most have been bullied, teased, or witnessed bullying. Bullying is seen as normal in their society. The majority agree bullies can change and fighting back is not best, but many are terrified to tell adults and do experience depression from bullying.

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Chapter 4

A. Research Summary

In this chapter of our research you will see the data we have gathered

through survey. Here you will discern the results of the 50 adolescent

respondents, where 15 males and 35 females are the respondent’s total

population. The outcome of this research is what we fairly expected due to our

societies current issues, where bullying is “normal”. The sampling we used is

convenience sampling due to the pandemic where it is the easiest kind of data

to obtain.

B. Result of Descriptive Analysis

Table: 1) Are you Male or Female?

Respondents Frequency Percentage


Male 15 30%
Female 35 70%
Total 50 100%

Table 1 shows that 15 (30%) Male and 35 (70%) Female are the respondents

of this survey.

Table: 2) Have you ever been bullied?

Opinion Frequency Percentage


Yes 42 84%
No 8 16%
Total 50 100%

Table 2 tell us that 42 (84%) of the respondents suffered being bullied, while

the remaining 8 (16%) have never suffered being bullied.

Table: 3) Have you ever been teased inside or outside of school?

Opinion Frequency Percentage


Yes 43 86%
No 7 14%
Total 50 100%

The outcome of table 3 shows us that 43 (86%) experienced being teased

inside or outside of school, and only 7 (14%) di not experienced it.

Table: 4) Do you observe other students being bullied?

Opinion Frequency Percentage


Yes 49 98%
No 1 2%
Total 50 100%
This table displays that 49 (98%) of the respondents observed others being

bullied, and only 1 (2%) did not.

Table: 5) Bullies can their behavior.

Opinion Frequency Percentage


True 47 96%
False 3 4%
Total 50 100%

47 (96%) agreed that bullies can change their behavior and 3 (4%) did not

believe.

Table: 6) The best way to deal with a bully is by fighting back.

Opinion Frequency Percentage


True 15 30%
False 35 70%
Total 50 100%
Table 6 shows that 35 (70%) of the people disagree that fighting back is the

best way to deal with bullies, 15 (30%) agreed to this.

Table: 7) Is it terrifying to tell on an adult that you are bullied?

Opinion Frequency Percentage


Yes 35 70%
No 15 30%
Total 50 100%

Only 15 (30%) disagree to the question of this table and 35 (70%) agreed to

this.

Table: 8) Bullies will go away if you ignore them.

Opinion Frequency Percentage


True 20 40%
False 30 60%
Total 50 100%

As seen on this table 30 (60%) of the responses says that the bullies will not

go away if you ignore them, and 20 (40%) of them did believe so.

Table: 9) Bullies are the only people become physical and hurt other people.
Opinion Frequency Percentage
True 28 56%
False 22 44%
Total 50 100%

Table 9 presents that 28 (56%) says that bullies are the only people that hurt

other people, and 22 (44%) disagrees.

Table: 10) Do you experience depression because of bullying?

Opinion Frequency Percentage


Yes 26 52%
No 24 48%
Total 50 100%

Table 10 demonstrates that 26 (52%) of the respondents say they feel

depressed because of being bullied, and 24 of them says that they don’t.

C. Discussion
This chapter presents the analysis of data and elucidation that we

referred to our Review of Related Literature (RRL). The purpose of this study

is to show how bullying affect the physical and mental health of the people

who are bullied. The survey was conducted using internet through Google

Forms due to the pandemic we are experiencing. As seen above the results

are summarized in each of the segments.

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