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Systems Plus College Foundation

Balibago, Angeles City, Pampanga

SURVEY

EVALUATIONSubmitted by:

Tolentino, Catherine Louise

Aguas, Josiah

Maderazo, Maria Carmela

Panlilio Jr., EdgarLayug, Patrick Nicole

(ACCO1A)

Submitted to:

Mr. Nestor Espanta

Statistics Instructor


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Table of Contents

I.

Abstract

II. Demographic Profile

II.1 Household Composition

II.2 Age Distribution

II.3 Civil Status

II.4 Birth origin

II.5 Number of years in residency

III. Social Profile

III.1 Religion

III.2 Educational Attainment

IV. Economic Profile


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IV.1 Occupation/Employment

IV.2 Monthly Income

V. Summary

As a summary of this technical report, the researchers

can conclude that in the area we have surveyed, there are

different people living in that area regarding theireducational attainment, monthly income and other

factors.

As observed, the total average occupation of the

samples taken is mostly blue collar job or unemployed.

This is due to the lack of education and this can affect the

monthly income of each family.

We can also see that in that specific area the familiesliving there are mostly nuclear. There are only few

numbers of extended family for the reason that the area

in likely to be defined as a rural area.


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VI.

I. Abstract

On September 15, 2011, a group from ACCO1A conducted a

survey on Brgy. Duquit, Mabalacat, Pampanga. The purpose of

the survey was to identify the demographic, socio, and economic

profile of the place. It is a summary of the household

composition, age distribution, status, religion, educational

attainment, employment, and monthly income of the people who

live in the place. There are 30 households which are composed of

156 numbers of people that the researchers have surveyed.


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III. Social Profile

Sociology is the study of society. It is a social sciencea

term with which it is sometimes synonymouswhich uses variousmethods of empirical investigation and critical analysis to develop

and refine a body of knowledge about human social activity.

III.1 Religion

Religion is a collection of cultural systems, belief systems,

and worldviews that establishes symbols that relate humanity tospirituality and, sometimes, to moral values. Religions have

narratives, symbols, traditions and sacred histories that are

intended to give meaning to life or to explain the origin of life or

the universe. They tend to derive morality, ethics, religious laws

or a preferred lifestyle from their ideas about the cosmos and

human nature.

The table below shows the frequency and the percentagedistribution of the religion, among Catholic, Iglesia ni Cristo,

Born-again, and other religions:

Table III.1.1: Religion

RELIGION FREQUENCY PERCENTAGE

Catholic 110 70.51%

INC

28 17.95%Born-again 15 9.62%

Others 3 1.92%

TOTAL 156 100%


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The table shows that the place has a greater number of Catholic

people. We can observe that the religion INC is the second

highest percentage regarding the religion, for the reason that

there is an INC church in that barangay.

The graph below shows the percentage division among Catholic,

Iglesia ni Cristo, Born-again, and other religions:


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III.2 Educational Attainment

Educational attainment is a term commonly used by

statisticians to refer to the highest degree of education anindividual has completed.

The table below shows the distribution and percentage of the

education attained by the people in the area:

Table III.2.1: Educational Attainment

EDUCATION FREQUENCY PERCENTAGE

College Graduate 39 25.00%

Vocational Graduate 3 1.92%College Undergraduate 21 13.46%

High School Graduate 22 14.10%

High School Undergraduate 1 0.64%

Elementary Graduate 4 2.56%

Elementary Undergraduate 1 0.64%

Still studying 47 30.13%

Out of School Youth 5 3.21%

No Education attained 3 1.92%TOTAL 156 100.00%

The highest percentage is the still studying for the reason that

there are more people that have ages between 10 and 20.

The graph below shows the percentage distribution of the

education attained among the respondents of the said area:


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IV.Economic Profile

Economy consists of the economic system of a country

or other area; the labor, capital and landresources; and

the manufacturing, trade, distribution, and

consumption ofgoods and services of that area.

IV.1 Occupation/Employment

Occupation a regular activity performed in exchange for

payment.

Blue Collar Worker is a member of the working class whotypically performs manual labor and earns an hourly wage.

White Collar Workerrefers to a salaried professional or an

educated worker who performs semi-professional office,

administrative, and sales coordination tasks

Employment isa regular activity performed in exchange for

payment.

The table below shows the distribution and percentage of the

people working:

Table IV.1.1: Employment

OCCUPATON FREQUENCY PERCENTAGE (%)

Blue Collar Worker 40 25.64

White Collar Worker 35 22.44

Unemployed 81 51.92

TOTAL 156 100

As you can see, the number of people who are unemployed got

the highest percentage, because most of the people in that area
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are still studying, and dont have the ability and capability to

work.

The graph below shows the percentage distribution regarding

the employment of the selected respondents of the said area:


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IV.2 Monthly Income

Income is the consumption and savings opportunity gained

by an entity within a specified time frame, which is generallyexpressed in monetary terms.

The table below shows the distribution range of the monthly

income of every household in the area:

Table IV.2.1: Monthly Income

AMOUNT (PHP) FREQUENCY

1,000-5,000 2

6,000-10,000 411,000-15,000 3

16,000-20,000 7

21,000-25,000 2

26,000-30,000 3

31,000 ABOVE 9

TOTAL 30

Table IV.2.2: Ordered Array

3000 5000 7000 10000 10000

10000 13000 13000 15000 16000

16000 16000 16000 18000 20000

20000 21000 21000 27000 29000

30000 40000 45000 47000 60000

95000 100000 100000 108000 115000

CENTRAL TENDENCY

Mean: P 1,046,000 / 30 = P34,866.67

Median: P 20,000


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Mode: Multi-modal; P 10,000 , P13,000 , P16,000 , P 20,000 , P

21,000 , P 100,000

Range: P 115,000 P 3,000 = P 112,000

Houses in that location has a larger number of family who earns

more than P 30,000 a month. And as you can see, the mean of

the samples above is P 30,000 plus. This shows that the place

can be as progressive as subdivisions are. For it has an average

income of more than P30,000.

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