Department of Social Sciences: Recent submissions

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The Phenomenological Analysis of a Health-Seeking Behavior: the Continuous Consumption of Folk Medicine Among the Locals of Tanay, Rizal

Laguio, Jaxine Dominique F. (2023-06)

Folk medicine refers to traditional healing practices anchored in cultural beliefs of body physiology and health preservation (Wangkheirakpam, 2018). Its prevalent and continuous patronage among Filipinos in rural areas, ...
Place Packaging: Developing Communities for Tourism Marketing Tourism Development and Place Based Destination Branding: A Research on Tourism-Focused Development Agendas for the Province of Marinduque

Labay, Josefa Marie L. (2023-06)

Profitability due to tourism in Marinduque, has pushed pivots toward tourism development. In the hopes of making the province a year round tourist destination, to further boost the local economy. With this, issues from ...
Plight or Flight? Introspection to the Lived Experiences of Filipino Commuters and Pedestrians and Critical Analysis of the Walkability of Caloocan City

Icaranom, Ephraim D. (2023)

Transportation in the Philippines has been developing, particularly in the cities in which new forms and modes of transportation are evident today. At the same time, several emerging transport problems contribute to the ...
(De/Re)Constructing Women’s Identities: The Weaponization of Gender in the Disinformation during the Duterte Administration

Guerriva, Mikayla Andrea U. (2023-06)

The use of disinformation as part of digital political campaigning has been studied in new waves of information scholarship. Information-related activities like information pollution are propagated in shared networks ...
The (Social) Delivery Dilemma: Examining DSWD and World Bank’s Social Amelioration Program through the lived experiences of selected Barangay Botocan residents

Gomez, Bianca T. (2023-05)

Low-income families bear the brunt of the pandemic and its consequences; strict lockdowns, restricted mobility, job and food insecurity, and health-related expenses, to name a few. As a response to the plight of vulnerable ...
The socioeconomic effects of COVID-19 lockdown in the Philippines to fisherfolks of Binangonan, Rizal and their coping strategies

Gimao, Jan Gabriel S. (2023)

During the COVID-19 pandemic, fisherfolks in the Philippines are one of the marginalized sectors affected by its negative implications to the economics and the society. Consequently, the small-scale fisherfolks would carry ...
Perception is real: A Critical Discourse Analysis of the Digital Influence Operations of Pro-Marcos and Anti-Marcos Propagandists

Flores, Leila Ysobel V. (2023-06)

The world has entered an era of post-truth politics, a rapidly observable phenomenon in which appeals to emotion and personal beliefs have become “more influential” in shaping public opinion and public policy relative ...
PABAHAY AT PAMUMUHAY: Kritikal na Pagsusuri sa Epekto ng Proyektong BaseCommunity sa Maralitang Lungsod ng Baseco, Maynila

Ejera, Ashley Victoria T. (2023-06)

Ang pag-usbong ng mga dahop na pamayanan ay matagal ng isyu na kinakaharap ng Pilipinas. Bagama’t may mga programang pabahay na ipinatutupad ang pamahalaan, ang bilang ng mga taong naninirahan sa informal settlement, ...
Health Check: The Health-Seeking Behavior and Social Determinants of Health among Residents of Angono, Rizal during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Diestro, Laraine Ann V. (2023)

With new protocols implemented and strict community quarantines put in place, people’s lives were affected and changed during the outbreak of the coronavirus disease. As such, COVID-19 impacted their actions and inactions ...
Gawing Ginhawa: Kritikal na Pagsusuri ng mga Kinagawian at Pamamaraan ng Nakatatandang Pilipinong Naninirahan sa Distrito V ng Lungsod Quezon sa Pagkakasakit

Cruz, Cyrene Gail S. (2023-06)

Ang mga senior citizen, populasyong kinabibilangan ng edad animnapu (60) pataas, ay bulnerable sa kanilang kalagayang pangkalusugan sapagkat sa kanilang edad madalas lumalabas ang iba’t ibang uri ng karamdaman. Sa ...
An Analysis of Income Sufficiency and the Coping Strategies of Industrial Workers in Brgy. Canlubang, Calamba City, Laguna

Cornelio, Elthan Byron Q. (2023-05)

When the pandemic began its undesirable effects, the world began to respond to the changes it has brought. Social distancing, lockdowns, quarantines, businesses temporarily or permanently closing down are just some of ...
Siklo ng Pagwasak at Paglikha: Pampulitikang Ekonomiya ng Pamumuhay at Demolisyon sa Tondo

Canonizado, Melchor M. (2023-05)

Batay sa mga nasulat nang pananaliksik, ang pagtuon ng gobyerno sa industriya ng eksportasyon at dayuhang pamumuhunan na tulak ng globalisasyon ay nagdudulot ng pagsasantabi sa politikal at panlipunang interes ng maralitang ...
Unveiling Rural Housing Realities: A Holistic Examination of the Housing Situation in Baranggay Caluangan, Magallanes, Cavite

Cago, Justine Franch B. (2023-06)

This study employs a combination of qualitative and quantitative methods, utilizing a convergent parallel design and a phenomenological approach to investigate the problem of intergenerational substandard housing in ...
Intensifying the Struggle for Social Inclusion of Persons with Disability: Critical Policy Review of the Prevailing Accessibility Law (Batas Pambansa Blg. 344)

Borican, Rainielle Anne E. (2023-06)

Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) remains to be one of the most vulnerable and disenfranchised sectors. As a response to the prevalence of disability in the Philippines, various disability related legislation has already ...
Interrogating the Structures of Hegemony in the Pageant Industry in a Semi-colonial and Semi-feudal Philippines: A Critical Ethnography and Autoethnography

Bielza, Madella Iana A. (2023-06)

Pageantry, deeply ingrained in Philippine culture and history, is often regarded as empowering for Filipino beauty queens. However, this study aims to interrogate this notion by exposing the structures of hegemony present ...
Was It Really a Good Game?: An Evaluation of Valorant’s Anti-Sexual Harassment Policies and Mechanisms

Formes, Alexandra Louise D.; Ruste, Ashely Feamela A. (2023-05)

Despite comprising a significant portion of the gaming community, female gamers find themselves targets of sexism, aggression, and sexual harassment. In-game mechanisms and policies exist to protect players from these ...
Politics of Emotions: The Role of Emotions in the Political Activity of Health Workers in the University of the Philippines-Philippine General Hospital (UP-PGH) During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Gutierrez, John Angelo J.; Floron IV, Rochel M. (2023-05)

Moving away from the usual top-down approach on the study of social and political movements in post-disaster events, this research focused on its most personal aspect—emotions. This allowed the researchers to step on a ...
Elections Through the Eyes of Persons with Visual Impairment (PVI): The Experiences of PVIs on the Accessible Polling Places (APPs) During the 2022 National and Local Elections

Dimapilis, Djoanna Marie; Dolor, Theo Exequiel B. (2023-01)

The Philippines is a democratic country. Hence, every voter must have equal opportunity to cast their votes during elections. But a significant number of Filipino voters still experience physical barriers and challenges ...
Respect My Opinion: Identifying the Impact of Social Media Misinformation and Disinformation on the Political Perceptions and Preferences of Filipino Gen Z Voters in Metro Manila

Cruz, Patricia Bianca C.; Lazaro, Michelle Jade Lowelle A. (2023-01)

Mass media acts as one of the main agents of socialization. As molders of our values and information systems, mass media proves to be a dominant force in society, particularly in the area of politics. It also continues ...
Your Partner in Health?: A Qualitative Study on the Struggles of Indigent Patients from Barangay Bagong Silangan, District 2, Quezon City in Availing PhilHealth Benefit Packages for COVID-19

Macarilay, Benjamin Joseph P.; Tapia, Reeca Adelle F. (2023-01)

The most common notion of ensuring the health of individuals is to give them access to healthcare services. But since such healthcare services are not free, the aim has been to cover their costs whenever they utilize ...

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