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    This document describes a study that collected data on respondents' demographics, stress levels, peer influence, and nicotine addiction. It presents the data in 6 tables: 1) respondent age, sex, and education; 2) stress levels; 3) peer influence; 4) nicotine addiction levels; 5) the relationship between stress and addiction; and 6) the relationship between peer influence and addiction. The purpose is to analyze how stress and peer influence affect nicotine addiction levels among the respondents.

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    This document describes a study that collected data on respondents' demographics, stress levels, peer influence, and nicotine addiction. It presents the data in 6 tables: 1) respondent age, sex, and education; 2) stress levels; 3) peer influence; 4) nicotine addiction levels; 5) the relationship between stress and addiction; and 6) the relationship between peer influence and addiction. The purpose is to analyze how stress and peer influence affect nicotine addiction levels among the respondents.

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    1.

    How may the respondents be described in terms of:


    a. Age b. Sex c. Educational attainment

    Table 1.a

    Frequency and Percentage Distribution of Respondents’ Age

    Economic Status F %
    16 – 18
    19 – 21
    22 – 24
    Total

    Table 1.b

    Frequency and Percentage Distribution of Respondents’ Sex

    Sex F %
    Male
    Female
    Total

    Table 1.c

    Frequency and Percentage Distribution of Respondents’ Educational Attainment

    Educational F %
    Attainment
    Elementary Level
    Elementary Graduate
    High School Level
    High School Graduate
    College Level
    College Graduate
    Post Graduate
    Total
    2. How may the level of stress of the respondents be described as to:

    Table 2.0

    Frequency and Percentage Distribution of Respondents’ Level of Stress

    Level of Stress F %
    Low
    Moderate
    High
    Total

    3. How may the respondents be classified as to their peer influence to be


    involved in nicotine addiction?

    Table 3.0

    Frequency and Percentage Distribution of Respondents’ Peer Influence

    Peer Influence F %
    Forced
    Influenced
    Not affected
    Total

    4. How may the respondents be classified as to their degree of nicotine


    addiction?

    Table 3.0

    Frequency and Percentage Distribution of Respondents’ Peer Influence

    Degree of Nicotine F %
    Addition
    Mild (0 – 3 sticks/day)
    Moderate (4 – 6 sticks/day)
    Severe (7 – 10 sticks/day)
    Total
    5. Is there a significant relationship between level of stress and the degree of
    nicotine addiction? (How is the level of stress related to degree of nicotine addiction?)

    Table 5.0
    Relationship Between Level of Stress and Degree of Nicotine Addiction

    Degree of Nicotine
    Addiction
    Level of Stress Total
    Modera
    Mild Severe
    te
    Low
    Moderate
    High
    Total
    Computed value = Df = Decision: ______ Ho
    Tabulated value = α= There is

    6. Is there a significant relationship between peer influence and the degree of


    nicotine addiction? (How may the peer influence affect the degree of nicotine
    addiction?)

    Table 5.0
    Relationship Between Peer Influence and Degree of Nicotine Addiction

    Degree of Nicotine
    Addiction
    Peer Influence Total
    Modera
    Mild Severe
    te
    Forced
    Influenced
    Not Influenced
    Total
    Computed value = Df = Decision: ______005F Ho
    Tabulated value = α= There is

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