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Presentation, Analysis and Interpretation of Data

The document presents results from a study analyzing the socio-demographic profiles of 64 high school students in Manongol, Kidapawan City. It finds that over half of respondents were 15 years old, females outnumbered males, and over 30% of parents had a bachelor's degree. The results suggest age, gender, and parents' education may influence students' readiness for entrepreneurship.

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Presentation, Analysis and Interpretation of Data

The document presents results from a study analyzing the socio-demographic profiles of 64 high school students in Manongol, Kidapawan City. It finds that over half of respondents were 15 years old, females outnumbered males, and over 30% of parents had a bachelor's degree. The results suggest age, gender, and parents' education may influence students' readiness for entrepreneurship.

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CHAPTER IV

PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA

Presented in this chapter are the results of the study and the corresponding

analysis and interpretation of data.

Socio – Demographic Profiles of the Respondents

The first research problem focused on determining the socio-demographic profile

of the respondents in terms of age, gender, and parents’highest educational attainment

among Grade 10 High School students in Manongol National High School, Manongol,

Kidapawan City

Age

The ages of the student – respondents ranged from 14 to 17 years old. As shown in table

1, majority of the respondents 33 or 51.56% belong to age 15, followed by 21 or 32.81%

under 16-year-old. From among them there were 9 or 14% respondents falls on age 17,

and the remaining 1 respondent or 1.56% was 14-year-old.

The finding expresses that the majority of the respondents are adolescents—no longer a

child but not yet an adult either. This is a time of big intellectual, social, and emotional

development.

The result is supported by the fact that the age of the students may also be one of the

factors that can influence readiness of young people towards entrepreneurial activities.
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Gender

Out of 64 total number of respondents, 35 or 54.68% of the respondents were

female. Only 28 or 43.75% constituted the male respondents and 1 or 1.5% of the

respondents is Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT). This signifies that the

number of male High School students from Manongol National High School is

outnumbered by the female students.

Based on the findings, female respondents are more likely to venture in business

than male.

The fact that females are a source of entrepreneurial talent (OCED, 2003) and an

instrument of development (Ahl,2006). Female entrepreneurship is viewed as an

emancipatory act of change creation (Rindova et.al,2009). Practitioners want more

women with good ideas to consider entrepreneurship as a career option.

Parents ‘Highest Educational Attainment

In terms of highest educational attainment, 21 or 32.82% of the parents’

respondents were holders of Bachelor’s degree, 6 or 9.37% had reached college level, 4

or 6.25% of the parents’ respondents were Post graduate, 16 or 25% indicated that they

were already a High school graduate, 10 or 15.62% of the parents’ respondents were
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High school level, 6 or 9.37% indicated that they were elementary graduate and only 1 or

1.56% of the parents’ respondents had reached elementary level.

The result implies that respondents’ parents have successfully completed a

degree. The finding is enforced by the view that a person’s career can be influenced by

family education, lifestyle, class structure, present lifestyle, experience and social issues

(Gibb and Ritchie ,1982).

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