Chapter 3 (Reseach Design and Methodology)

Chapter 3
RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY
This chapter discusses the method and procedure used in the study.
Includes the reseach design, reseach locale, subject of the study, sources of
data, and statistical treatment.
Research Design
The study focused on the Sanitation Practices of Street Vendors in Baras,
the method used in the study is Quantitative research and Descriptive research.
Where in Descriptive research describes what exists and may help to uncover
new facts and meaning. It is directly to the evaluation of researchers in the street
vendors in Baras. And also, Descriptive evaluative method of research Judges
the goodness of an existing program based on the definition given by Ariola
(2006). This method was added because it has an Element of values judgment in
terms of evaluations.
Research Locale
It has a lot of street vendors that can found on a certain roads and
streets in Baras. Baras effectively became part of the new province. However, in
1903, it was relegated to be a barrio under the town of Morong. On January
16,1906 Baras was annexed to Tanay as a barrio by Act No. 1442. But
as Baras was not represented as a barrio of Tanay, and previously under
Morong, there was a movement for the separation of Baras as an independent
town. Under the leadership of Leopoldo Digma, the clamor was realized through
Executive Order No. 57 dated November 24, 1920 establishing the Municipality
of Baras. This study conducted in Baras, Rizal and fourth class in Municipality of
Rizal province. It has a population of 69,300 people according to the 2015
census. The town of Baras was razed to the ground on March 10 1945 and the
zip code is 1970 then led by mayor. This study will focus on the Sanitation
Practices of Street Vendors in Baras. Street vendors are the persons who
providing goods and products that can locate in Baras, Rizal.

Subject of the Study
Purposive sampling technique is a good judgment in selecting respondent
who are best meets the purpose of this study. The subjects of this study are the
Street Vendors Who followed or didn't do any of the Sanitation Practices. The
respondent was chosen using purposive sampling technique as defined by Ariola
(2006).
Source of Data
To determine the Sanitation practices of street Vendors in Baras. The
researchers assembled data or information through the help of different internet
sources and respondent as the subject. The researchers were made a survey
form to get all needed data or information that given to the respondents of this
study. And also this way of gathering data is one of the easiest way made by the
researchers.
Statistical Treatment
To determine the researcher problem, the following statistical Tools were
used.
To determine the profile of the respondent, frequency and percentage
distribution was used.
To determine the sanitation practices of street vendors in Baras. mean
was used.
To determine that there is significant difference between Sanitation
practices of street vendors in Baras and the respondent profile, one-way Anova
was used.
Procedures of the Study
The following procedures were made by The researchers in the conduct of
the study.
In the initial stage of the study, planning on the study to be conducted was made.
The researchers was made an observation about the Sanitation practices of
Street Vendors in Baras and the title was approved by the expert then the
research or the study was starting. In the second stage of the study, to find and
start writing related literature and background of the studies were initiated and
conducted. In the third stage of the study, the analysis relevant literature and
studies were conducted. Next day, the statement of the problem, research
methods or methodology and scope and limitation were conducted. This includes
the correction of statements that are not appropriate and put to use in the study.
In the fourth stage of the study, the researchers sought permission to conduct the
study from the street vendors in Baras. The researchers were made a survey
form or questionnaire to get all needed information related on the topic. The
summary of findings, conclusion and recommendation was conducted.

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RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY

data, and statistical treatment.

The study focused on the Sanitation Practices of Street Vendors in Baras,

vendors in Baras. And also, Descriptive evaluative method of research Judges

the goodness of an existing program based on the definition given by Ariola

1903, it was relegated to be a barrio under the town of Morong. On January

as Baras was not represented as a barrio of Tanay, and previously under

Morong, there was a movement for the separation of Baras as an independent

Rizal province. It has a population of 69,300 people according to the 2015

providing goods and products that can locate in Baras, Rizal.

Purposive sampling technique is a good judgment in selecting respondent

respondent was chosen using purposive sampling technique as defined by Ariola

To determine the Sanitation practices of street Vendors in Baras. The

researchers assembled data or information through the help of different internet

To determine the researcher problem, the following statistical Tools were

To determine the profile of the respondent, frequency and percentage

distribution was used.

To determine the sanitation practices of street vendors in Baras. mean

To determine that there is significant difference between Sanitation

The following procedures were made by The researchers in the conduct of

The researchers was made an observation about the Sanitation practices of

summary of findings, conclusion and recommendation was conducted.

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