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    CHAPTER 3

    METHODOLOGY

    Chapter III is divided into six parts: (1) Research Design, (2) Sampling technique, (3) Instrument,

    (4) Data Gathering, (5) Gathering and preparing materials, (6) Sample Collection.

    Part One, Research Design, provides the framework of the study.

    Part Two, Sampling Technique, provides name or identification of the specific process by which

    entities of sample have been selected.

    Part Three, Instrument provides, questions used by the researchers to collect or gather information

    from the participants.

    Part Four, Data Gathering, Method discussed how the study was conducted and how the data were

    collected.

    Part five, Gathering and preparing materials, provides skillfully drawing from (1) one's own

    knowledge, and knowing how to find needed information from (2) library resources, (3) Internet

    resources, and (4) conducting research interviews.

    Part six, Sample collection, discusses the investigation's base. The validity of any study's results

    and conclusions depends on the quality of the samples collected.

    I. Research design
    The research will take four (4) significant steps. First, gather Sansevieria Trifasciata (Snake

    plants); second, plant Sansevieria Trifasciata (Snake plants); third, formulate and manufacture Sansevieria

    Trifasciata (Snake plants) paper bags; and fourth, conduct sensory descriptive analysis and consumer

    acceptability tests.

    The research will combine descriptive and scientific investigatory approaches to quantitative

    research. The sensory evaluation and consumer acceptability helped describe Sansevieria Trifasciata

    (Snake plant) paper bags sample, sensory properties, and general consumer acceptance level.

    II. Sampling Technique

    The study used a convenient random sampling technique. The researcher followed a random

    selection of available individuals from Janiuay National Comprehensive High School. If the respondent's

    availability and willingness were not on good terms, another random selection must be chosen.

    III. Instruments

    The study will officially experiment to collect data on consumers' sensory evaluation and

    acceptability of the snake plant (Sansevieria Trifasciata) as an alternative paper bag. The researchers will

    employ survey forms to collect information from a pre-determined number of participants during the

    procedure.

    IV. Data Gathering

    The study involved several procedures that are meticulously planned and organized. Therefore, the

    researchers sketched out the major phases contributing to the study's success. Gathering and Preparation
    of Materials, Drying, Slicing/Chopping, Boiling, Blending, Straining and Drying were used during the

    earlier stages.

    V. Gathering and preparing materials

    The study collected and prepared ingredients that are useful in manufacturing paper samples of

    mentioned Snake Plants. Before and throughout the beginning of the procedures, the necessary materials

    for this study were compiled.

    Kitchen Knife is used for peeling and slicing Snake Plants

    Hairnets Preserve and prevents contact between hair and snake plant formulated with chemicals

    Lab Coats are used as a protective covering to prevent sample-to-skin contact and contamination or

    poisoning

    Surgical Gloves prevented the spread of pollutants from bare hands.

    Facial Masks are utilized as a mouth covering to prevent contamination of the samples by breath and

    saliva

    Blender used to mix, smash, purée or emulsify substances, mix, scrape, flip, or distribute items with a

    spatula. Use a range to prepare meals by supplying direct heat.

    Mould & deckle tool used to collect each sheet of pulp during the handmade paper process

    Sponge used on the back mould & deckle screen to get a little more water out

    Sodium hydroxide (NaOH) used to break the lignin bonds of the fibers being processed into pulp for

    papermaking
    VI. Sample Collection

    Leaves of Sansevieria Trifasciata (snake plants) and Sodium hydroxide are required for the study. The

    researchers collected several Sansevieria Trifasciata (snake plants) leaves from Brgy.

    Carigangan, Janiuay, Iloilo. The leaves of Sansevieria Trifasciata were ripe and in good health. Quantities

    of healthy Snake plant leaves were gathered using a pair of sanitized shears. The researchers purchased

    Sodium Hydroxide from a pharmacy at the Janiuay Public Market.

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