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    THE IMPACT OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ON THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF SELECTED ABM STUDENTS IN OUR LADY OF FATIMA

    UNIVERSITY-Q.C ON YEAR 2019

    CHAPTER 5

    DISCUSSION

    CONCLUSION:

    1. Majority of the respondents are below the legal drinking age. The researchers conclude that
    many youth of this generation has already been active of drinking alcohol as early as these
    age ranges.

    2. Majority of the respondents have a high academic performance rate. Only a few of the
    respondents got 80 and below. This just proves that Our Lady of Fatima University-Quezon
    city campus has effective teaching system.

    3. Many Filipino youth tend to enjoy drinking our very own brand of alcoholic beverages
    based on the result of our survey. According to it, 45% prefers our own brand. 25% prefers
    international alcoholic drinks, while 30% prefers both local and international alcoholic
    brands.

    4. Based on our survey, youth drinkers tend to be mostly moderate drinkers for the
    respondents want to stay responsible and considerate of the consequences of drinking
    alcohol at the same time, while still having fun.

    5. Students with the highest academic performance that are light and moderate drinkers tend
    to prefer international brand of alcoholic beverages for its quality: may it be on its taste,
    quantity, packaging and/or percentage of alcohol. On the other hand, some respondents,
    especially moderate and heavy drinkers of local alcoholic brands has the lowest average in
    academic performance. This is because they most likely not care at all about the quantity
    of alcohol that they intake that causes negative effect on their studies. Nevertheless, there
    is only just a slight difference between the two.

    6. Therefore, the researchers conclude that there is only a slight correlation between their
    academic performances to what type of drinker they are. This only shows that students,
    ranging from 16-20 years of age can balance well their social life and their academic life.
    We were able to tell this based on the result of this study. Whatever type of drinker you
    are, or which alcohol brand you prefer, it does not affect the student’s academic

    OUR LADY OF FATIMA UNIVERSITY-Q.C SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL


    THE IMPACT OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ON THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF SELECTED ABM STUDENTS IN OUR LADY OF FATIMA
    UNIVERSITY-Q.C ON YEAR 2019

    performance unless they want it to. Everyone is their own person and we choose how we
    act as well as handle certain situations. It is on us as an individual if we want to let things
    such as alcohol negatively affect our life or not.

    RECOMMENDATIONS:

    1. We recommend the future researchers to add more respondents to this study so that
    results would be more accurate and broad.

    2. The future researchers should provide themselves more time if ever they would re-
    study this research, especially on the data gathering part so that they could ask their
    respondents to provide a photocopy of their Grade 11 report card to provide more
    accuracy on giving their General Weighted Average.

    3. The future researchers should also make a campaign that will make the adults here in
    our country more open about youth alcohol consumption. That the adults, especially
    the relatives and academe leaders of the students would be more open and
    understanding with the alcohol consumption of the youth.

    OUR LADY OF FATIMA UNIVERSITY-Q.C SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL


    THE IMPACT OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ON THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF SELECTED ABM STUDENTS IN OUR LADY OF FATIMA
    UNIVERSITY-Q.C ON YEAR 2019

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    Mallett et al. (2010). “Examining the Unique Influence of Interpersonal and Intrapersonal Drinking
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    OUR LADY OF FATIMA UNIVERSITY-Q.C SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL


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    UNIVERSITY-Q.C ON YEAR 2019

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    OUR LADY OF FATIMA UNIVERSITY-Q.C SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

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