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The document presents a study on the effects of dress code policy on LGBTQIA+ students at PSU-Infanta Campus, focusing on various aspects of their learning experience. It includes data on the respondents' profiles, perceptions regarding environmental, financial, psychological, and social aspects of living in boarding houses or dormitories. The findings highlight the challenges faced by students, including financial stress and the impact of living conditions on their academic performance and mental well-being.

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Chapter 4 Table

The document presents a study on the effects of dress code policy on LGBTQIA+ students at PSU-Infanta Campus, focusing on various aspects of their learning experience. It includes data on the respondents' profiles, perceptions regarding environmental, financial, psychological, and social aspects of living in boarding houses or dormitories. The findings highlight the challenges faced by students, including financial stress and the impact of living conditions on their academic performance and mental well-being.

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GROUP 4
Perceive Effects of Dress Code Policy on LGBTQIA+ Students of PSU-Infanta Campus

Statement of the Problem

1.

TABLE 1
PROFILE OF THE RESPONDENTS
n=64
PROGRAM Bachelor of Elementary Education 17 26.6%
Bachelor of Secondary Education- Social 24 37.5%
Studies
Bachelor of Science in Business 16 25%
Administration- Financial Management
Bachelor of Science in Agri-business 7 10.9%
Management
YEAR LEVEL 1st 24 37.5%
2nd 14 21.9%
3rd 21 32.8%
4th 5 7.8%
AGE 18-20 25 39.1%
21-23 31 48.4%
24 and above 8 12.5%
SEXUAL ORIENTATION Gay 19 23.5%

Bisexual 10 15.6%
Lesbian 16 25%
7.8%
Asexual 5
7.8%
Pansexual 5
4.7%
Queer 3
1.6%
Female 1
1.6%
Heterosexual 1
1.6%
Man 1

Gender Identity Cisgender 10 15.6%


Non- binary 17 26.6%
1.6%
Transgender Man 1
6.3%
Transgender Woman 4 21.9%
Gender non-conforming 14 4.47%
4.47%
N/A 3 6.3%

Gay 3 1.6%

Bisexual 4 1.16%
1.16%
Men 1 1.16%
1.16%
Women 1 1.16%

Lesbian 1

Pansexual 1

Female 1

Gay Man 1

Reason/s for renting a boarding Health condition 5 6.2%


house/dormitory Far from home 67 82.7
TABLE 2.1
Perception of Student-boarders in their learning experience in terms of
Environmental Aspect

INDICATOR SD D N A SA AWM DR RANK


1. The house structure is convenient, 1 1 12 40 27
safe for living, and peaceful to
study.
2. The boarding house/dormitory 1 2 16 40 22
environment helps me concentrate
on my studies and motivates me to
study.
3. Being in the boarding 1 1 18 42 19
house/dormitory, I will set self-
determined goals while studying.
4. The location of my boarding 0 2 11 43 25
house/dormitory is close to my
school so it helps me to improve
my studies.
5. Noise level in my boarding 1 5 24 33 18
house/dormitory negatively affect
my focus and learning.
6. There is no proper observation of 4 15 27 23 12
sanitation in my boarding house or
dormitory, which affects my
studies.
7. The physical condition of my 6 20 26 19 10
boarding house/dorm affects my
health, which in turn affects my
studies.
8. Poor lighting and ventilation affect 3 17 19 25 17
my ability to read and study.

LEGEND: 5 – STRONGLY AGREE (SA); 4 – AGREE (A); 3 –NEUTRAL (N); 2 – DISAGREE (D); 1 – STRONGLY DISAGREE
(SD)
TABLE 2.2
Perception of Student-boarders in their learning experience in terms of
Financial Aspect

INDICATOR SD D N A SA AWM DR RANK

1. Cost of payment on rental/dorm fee is 0 1 15 40 25


affordable

2. Struggle to pay for boarding 6 13 27 24 11


house/dormitory fees and living expences

3. Lack of financial support 6 18 22 24 11

4. My family income is not enough to 10 16 24 20 11


support my studies.

5. I have delayed paying rent or other 10 14 18 29 10


financial obligations due to a of funds

6. Financial stress negatively affects my 7 10 21 31 12


motivation to study, and I experience sleep
problems.

7. I sometimes have to skip meals or 7 22 15 24 13


reduce food expences because I prioritize
the expences in my study.

8. I have to limit my academic resources 9 16 22 23 11


(e.g.,Internet data, textbook)due to
financial issues,

LEGEND: 5 – STRONGLY AGREE (SA); 4 – AGREE (A); 3 –NEUTRAL (N); 2 – DISAGREE (D); 1 – STRONGLY
DISAGREE (SD)
TABLE 2.3

Perception of student-boarders in their learning experience in terms of


Psychological aspect

INDICATOR SD D N A SA AWM DR RANK


1. I feel emotionally supported by my 3 8 17 35 18
dorm mates/boardmates, which
help me cope with academic stress.
2. My mental health has improved 3 4 16 39 19
because of the friendships and
support systems in my boarding
house or dormitory.
3. My parents give me moral support 2 3 8 44 24
and advice to perform well in my
studies.
4. Unable to concentrate in class while 7 16 23 25 10
missing my family.
5. I experience high level of stress and 2 18 18 24 19
anxiety due to academic
responsibilities while living in the
boarding house/dormitory.
6. Financial stress negatively affects my 2 14 19 31 15
mental well-being and ability to
focus on my studies.
7. Living in a boarding 4 22 23 21 11
house/dormitory makes me feel
isolated which affects my motivation
to study.
8. My self-esteem is negatively 6 23 21 19 12
affected by comparing my academic
progress with my
boardmates/dormmates.

LEGEND: 5 – STRONGLY AGREE (SA); 4 – AGREE (A); 3 –NEUTRAL (N); 2 – DISAGREE (D); 1 –
STRONGLY DISAGREE (SD)
TABLE 2.4

Perception of student-boarders in their learning experience in terms of

Social Aspect

INDICATOR SD D N A SA AWM DR RANK

1. Support from both family and friends 0 2 10 36 33


contributed to my social well-being.

2. I can perform well in my studies when I 1 4 28 30 18


am away from my family.

3. There is good/harmonious relationship 1 5 14 41 20


among boarders.

4. My dorm mates/ boardmates provide 3 8 23 33 14


academic support such as study groups and
shared sources

5. The lack of social support from my family 3 14 25 27 12


in my boarding house/dormitory makes
academic challenges harder to manage.

6. Overcrowding in my boarding 3 16 15 27 20
house/dormitory brought a negative effect
in my studies.

7. Social interactions in my 3 17 15 31 15
dormitory/boarding house sometimes
distract me from studying.

8. I experience peer pressure in my 7 16 21 24 13


dormitory that affects my academic habits.

LEGEND: 5 – STRONGLY AGREE (SA); 4 – AGREE (A); 3 –NEUTRAL (N); 2 – DISAGREE (D); 1 –
STRONGLY DISAGREE (SD)

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