• A Sequential Explanatory research on Student leadership among Metro Manila university and college students 

  Santillan, Joshua F. (2021)

  Leadership development is a complex process. There have been various personal and environmental factors that contribute to leadership development or the attainment of leadership skills. Factors affecting leadership ...
• Perspectives of Virtual Yoga under COVID-19: Psychological Wellbeing among Filipino Women in Metro Manila 

  Raymundo, Mikaela Patricia D. (2021)

  Virtual yoga emerged during the pandemic as a practice done synchronously or asynchronously in the comfort of the home. While on home quarantine, psychological wellbeing or the state of emotional health and overall ...
• Covid-19 Vaccination Hesitancy Among Filipinos 

  Macapagal, Nicole Joslin (2021)

  What factors affect feelings of hesitancy of Filipinos against Covid-19 vaccination? The results of this study were derived from a combination of surveys and interviews done in 2021 during the early stages of distribution ...
• An Exploratory Study of Cyberbullying Experiences in Virtual Communities Among Gen Z Social Media Users in Metro Manila 

  Dy, Janelle T. (2021-06)

  Cyberbullying has become a prevalent societal problem. In the Philippines, there are limited studies about cyberbullying, particularly on Gen Z who are exposed to digital technologies at a young age. This study is aimed ...
• Beyond Crowns, Sashes, and Heels: Factors associated with self-esteem and achievement motivation among local beauty pageant candidates 

  Cruz, Hanna Therese (2021)

  The Filipinos have a deep devotion to pageantry since Filipino beauty queens have dominated the biggest international pageants in the world. This study aims to determine the factors associated with self-esteem and ...
• The Role of Player Identity in The Sims 4 Avatars: A Phenomenological Study 

  Conejar, Charlotte Kyne M. (2021)

  While video games have their strong points, most research focuses on its negative impact. Recognizing its benefits should not just be limited to video games as a whole but should include its elements that make it up, like ...
• “Tears, Tantrums & Transformation”: A Phenomenological Study On The Coping Strategies Of Filipino Parents In Raising a Child With Autism 

  Bernabe, Annika Mariel L. (2021-06-28)

  Autism is a lifelong disability and because of this, multiple issues have confounded parents which have led them to experience enduring stress and other health risks. Coping strategies are essential in order for parents ...
• Attitudes and Behaviors of University Students Toward SOGIE-based Harassment: A Mixed-Methods Analysis 

  Abesamis, Luis Emmanuel A. (2020-05)

  Using a sequential explanatory research design following a framework adapted from the Theory of Planned Behavior, this study surveyed the attitudes and behavioral responses of university students towards SOGIE-based ...
• An Explanatory Study on Perceived Parental Attitudes, Internalized Homophobia, and Psychological Well-Being of Gay College Students in Metro Manila 

  Nailes, Joey Joline M. (2020)

  Gay men are reported to have poor psychological well-being. Various studies have pointed out the associations of parental attitudes and internalized homophobia to the psychological well-being of gay male college students. ...
• A Study on the Attitudes of Young Adults towards Mental Health 

  Zapanta, Jan Eunice C. (2019)

  The study aimed to determine the attitudes of the people towards issues in mental health in the Philippine setting. Negative attitudes towards mental health and people living with mental illness include stigma, or the ...
• Childbearing Beliefs and Practices of the Aeta Mag-Anchi community at Brgy. Inararo, Porac, Pampanga 

  Villaflor, Kathlyn O. (2019-05)

  Indigenous Women are the key-carers of children in their communities that is why the health of indigenous mothers is vital for the survival of indigenous populations (State of the World’s Minorities and Indigenous Peoples, ...
• An Exploratory Study on the Post-Disaster Psychological Resilience of Urban Communities in Metro Manila: In the Case of Manila and Malabon 

  Vicedo, Thea Lucille D. (2019-05)

  This study looked into the experiences of urban communities to be able to describe their post-disaster psychological resilience in the individual, family, and community level. This study employed exploratory research ...
• A Sequential Explanatory Approach on Academic Accommodations of University of the Philippines Manila, College of Arts and Sciences Faculty Members for Students with Depression and Anxiety 

  Ventura, Renalyn Claire D. (2019)

  Studies reveal that having mental health issues may lower down academic performance of university students due to functional limitations. To continue with their education, they may opt to avail academic accommodations- ...
• A Phenomenological Study on the Practice of Identity Deception of Filipinos on Omegle.Com 

  Tucay, Joseia S. (2019)

  Social media has made interaction and communication more complex, and with anonymity even more so. Using semi-structured interviews, the researcher explored why Filipinos practiced identity deception on Omegle.com. Initially, ...
• A Sequential Explanatory Approach on the Prevalence and Correlation of Depression, Anxiety, and Stress among Critical Care Nurses of Public and Private Hospitals in Metro Manila 

  Sevilla, Ram Reniel P. (2019-05)

  Healthcare nurses in intensive care units deal with patients with severe and life-threatening illnesses and injuries which may affect their overall mental well-being. These patients require constant monitoring and support ...
• A Sequential Explanatory Study on the Health-Seeking Behaviors of Middle-Aged Men Living in Floating Communities In Bacoor, Cavite 

  Rosales, Via Isabel (2019-05)

  In general, men have shorter lifespan compared to women in most countries around the world due to several factors. This is due to the fact that health-seeking behaviors in men tend to be poorer; they fail to get routine ...
• The Epidemiology and Phenomenology of Depression among College Students in the University of the Philippines Manila 

  Roca, Charlemagne T. (2019-05)

  Depression is a medical condition that causes impairments or distress in important areas of human function. This may affect an individual’s ability to work, study, interact with peers and family, or take care of themselves. ...
• Walang Ilaw: Lived Experiences of Left-Behind Children of OFW Mothers 

  Ramirez, Mika Andrea O. (2019-05)

  Labor migration is one of the key phenomena affecting many Filipino families. As parents, particularly mothers, work overseas, the children are left behind, often forcing them to adapt through the numerous changes in the ...
• “Perceptions of the Badjao Community towards Reproductive Health” 

  Peñaranda, Patricia Ghenen A. (2019)

  The Indigenous people such as the Badjao community have a complex concept of health which does not only focus on individual well-being but focuses also on the individual’s balance with nature and spiritual aspects ...
• A Sequential Explanatory Study on the Factors that Contribute to the Adjustment Problems and the Coping Mechanism of 2nd Year CAS Students of UP Manila 

  Orate Jr., Henry F. (2019)

  Adjustment problem affects most undergraduate students, subsequently, if left unchecked, it could possibly lead students to an undesirable situation like poor academic performance, dropping out, or worst, suicide. A ...

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