David, Ranamichlle M. and Dimapilis, Rowena M. and Drio, Anna Krizelle B. and Olaes, Khasie Mae F. (2012) The relationship of parental punishment to the academic motivation of 4th year high school students in rural and urban public schools. Undergraduate thesis, De La Salle University-Dasmariñas.

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ABSTRACT Name of Institution : De La Salle University-Dasmariñas Address : City of Dasmariñas, Cavite Title : The Relationship of Parental Punishment to theAcademic Motivation of 4th year High School Students inRural and Urban Public School Authors : David, Ranamichlle M. Dimapilis, Rowena M. Drio, Anna Krizelle B. Olaes, Khasie Mae F. Funding Source : Parents, Relatives Cost : 16,000php Date Started : June 2011 Date Completed : March 2012 Objectives: General: To determine if there is possible Relationship between Parental Punishment and Academic Motivation in 4th year High School Students in Rural and Urban Public Schools. Specific: This study sought to answer the following questions: 1. What is the level of academic motivation of the respondents from urban and rural public schools? 2. What is the level of academic motivation of the respondents from urban and rural public schools? 3. Is there a significant difference in perceived parental punishment between the respondents from urban and rural public schools? 4. Is there a significant difference in academic motivation between the respondents from urban and rural public school? 5. Does perceived parental punishments predict the academic motivation of the respondents from urban and rural public schools? Scope and Limitation We limit our respondents to high school students from urban to rural public schools specially the 4th year high school students whose age ranges 15 to 16 and study 40% of the population of both schools regardless of their sections will be the respondents of this study. The researchers limit this study in identifying parental punishment as perceived by the respondents. Findings of the study would therefore, be true only for the subjects concerned for the given period of time. The respondents are expected to answer the survey questions for 15 minutes including the preparation and instruction provided by the researcher. Major Findings The significant findings in this study are the following: 1. Parental punishment given by mother as perceived by the respondents from urban (Dasmarinas National High School Anex-G) has a low mean of 31.91 (sd=8.95). While parental punishment given by mother as perceived by the respondents from rural (General Emilio Aguinaldo National High School) has a low mean of 28.05 (sd=7.81). Parental punishment given by father as perceived by the respondents from urban is low with a mean of 30.77 (sd=10.69). Parental punishment given by the father as perceived by the respondents from the rural indicates a low level with a mean of 26.02 (sd=8.32). The extent of parental punishment as perceived by the respondents from urban and rural public schools is low. 2. Academic motivation of respondents from urban public school is high with a mean of 65.92 (sd=9.21). Similarly with the academic motivation of respondents from rural public school with a mean of 70.51 (sd=8.37). It revealed that the level of academic motivation of respondents from urban and rural public schools is high. 3. There is a significant difference in perceived parental punishment given by mother as perceived by the respondents from urban and rural public schools t(292)=3.97, p<.05. It also shows that the perceived parental punishment given by father as perceived by the respondents from urban and rural public schools is significant t(281)=4.29, p<.05. There is only moderate differences between perceived parental punishment given by mother Cohens' (0.4) and father Cohens' (0.5) as perceived by the respondents from urban and rural public schools. 4. There is a significant difference in academic motivation between the respondents from urban and rural public schools t (295) = 4.52, p<.05. There is moderate difference on the academic motivation between the urban and rural public schools Cohen's (0.5). 5. Regression result shows the variance of the predictor parental punishment (R2 = .10, F(1,299) = 34.88; p<.05). It indicates that parental punishment (�=-.32, p<.05) is a significant predictor of academic motivation of respondents from urban and rural public schools. Conclusion Listed below were the conclusions formulated: 1. Parental punishment given by father and mother as perceived by the respondents from urban and rural got a low mean. Therefore the respondents appear to receive minimal punishment from their parents or parental figure. 2. The level of academic motivation of respondents from urban and rural public schools is high which means that the participants have the same level of academic motivation regardless of the place they lived. 3. Parental punishments given by mother and father as perceived by the respondents from urban and rural public schools have significant difference. There is an only moderate difference between the parental punishment as perceived by the students in rural and urban public schools. The rate of punishment in urban and rural places is almost the same.

Item Type:	Thesis (Undergraduate)
Additional Information:	PSY 1062 2012
Subjects:	B Philosophy. Psychology. Religion > BF Psychology H Social Sciences > HN Social history and conditions. Social problems. Social reform H Social Sciences > HT Communities. Classes. Races
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Date Deposited:	30 Jan 2016 00:02
Last Modified:	07 Nov 2024 01:17
URI:	https://thesis.dlsud.edu.ph/id/eprint/1368

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