Chapter III - Revised No.2
Chapter III - Revised No.2
METHODOLOGY
This chapter contains various components and elements that outline the
framework and procedures for conducting a research study. It covers the
research design, respondents, research instruments, validity and reliability, the
data collection process, and ethical considerations. It also discusses the
strategies and techniques employed in the study.
Research Design
The research will be founded upon the investigation of 300 tourists who
will actively engage in the Intramuros Dark Tour. This sample will be meticulously
chosen to act as a precise representation of the larger population of tourists who
will partake in this distinctive tour experience. Through the study of this particular
group, our objective will be to derive valuable insights that can be applied to
improve the overarching comprehension of tourists' motivations within the context
of the Intramuros Dark Tour.
Research Instrument
Ethical Consideration
The following statistical methods were employed in all the sections of the
survey questionnaire:
Where:
x̄ = weighted mean
f = frequency
= summation
3. Factor Analysis will help identify underlying factors or dimensions within the
data, potentially revealing common patterns or relationships among the selected
variables.
Where:
Where:
Y= dependent variable
X= independent variable
A= intercept
B= slope
E= residual
Where:
F= Anova coefficient
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CHAPTER IV
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
CHAPTER V
SUMMARY OF FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Summary of Findings
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2.
Conclusions
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2.
Recommendations
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