1) The study examined the relationship between self-confidence, self-anxiety, and learning performance of 121 Grade 12 students.
2) It found that students had moderate levels of self-confidence and self-anxiety.
3) There was no significant relationship found between self-confidence or self-anxiety and learning performance. However, self-confidence and self-anxiety were found to be significantly related.
1) The study examined the relationship between self-confidence, self-anxiety, and learning performance of 121 Grade 12 students.
2) It found that students had moderate levels of self-confidence and self-anxiety.
3) There was no significant relationship found between self-confidence or self-anxiety and learning performance. However, self-confidence and self-anxiety were found to be significantly related.
1) The study examined the relationship between self-confidence, self-anxiety, and learning performance of 121 Grade 12 students.
2) It found that students had moderate levels of self-confidence and self-anxiety.
3) There was no significant relationship found between self-confidence or self-anxiety and learning performance. However, self-confidence and self-anxiety were found to be significantly related.
1) The study examined the relationship between self-confidence, self-anxiety, and learning performance of 121 Grade 12 students.
2) It found that students had moderate levels of self-confidence and self-anxiety.
3) There was no significant relationship found between self-confidence or self-anxiety and learning performance. However, self-confidence and self-anxiety were found to be significantly related.
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THE SAMPLE
CHAPTER 2: The respondents were Grade 12 students (A.Y. 2017-2018)
METHODOLOGY There were a total of 141 students, however there were only 121 students available for data gathering, with a total percentage of 84% The technique they used was convenience sampling RESEARCH DESIGN • They used quantitative and RESEARCH INSTRUMENT qualitative methods • The designs of the study were ROSENBERG (1965) descriptive (level of students in self Self Esteem Scale (to determine the level of confidence and self anxiety and lesson self confidence) performance) and “Self esteem and self confidence are correlational/inferential statistic related to one another” (Roberts E. , (they explained the relation of self 2012) anxiety and self confidence to learning performance) Madridano (2013) Self Anxiety Scale (to determine the level of anxiety) SURVEY DATA QUESTIONNAIRE • Self Confidence Questionnaire • to determine the students' level of self GATHERING confidence in English class • 10 item, multiple choice type of test in basic PROCEDURES Formal letter was submitted to the statistics was developed by Dr. Morris Rosenberg English teacher to get a copy of the • the numbers corresponding to these codes are: English grades for the 1st quarter of (1) strongly disagree, (2) disagree, (3) agree, the respondents (data was held (4) strongly agree responsibly and confidentially) • Self-Anxiety Questionnaire • to determine to students' level of self anxiety Asked permission from the principal in English class through a formal letter to conduct a • 20 item, multiple choice type of test in basic survey for grade 12 students statistic which was adopted from Mardridano, with the reaserchers modifying it • Only 6 of the statements (items) were phrased Data measured through statistical negatively methods • The scoring of the items in these codes are: (1) all never true, (2) seldom true, (3) sometimes DATA ANALYSIS STATISTICAL TREATMENT The data conducted was calculated through manual • Descriptive statistics such as frequency, computation using a computer in tabular form mean, standard deviation, and weighted However, the researchers also used an online mean were used to describe the students' calculation and Microsoft Excel formulator to check self confidence, self anxiety, and learning if the manual computation was correct peformance They used the formula of the Pearson Product- Moment Correlation for testing significant • Inferential statistics such as the Pearson relationships, T-test formula for testing the Product-Moment Correlation was used to hypothesis as well as the p-value for checking the determine the relationship between the decision for the null hypothesis is with 0.05 alpha level of self confidence and learning level performance, and self anxiety and learning performance, and self confidence and self nxy ( x)( y) r anxiety of the students nxy (x) n y ( y) 2 2 2 2
• t-value and p-value for the testing
hypothesis n 2 t r 1 r 2 DESCRIPTIVE DISTRIBUTION OF THE STUDENTS' LEVEL OF SELF CONFIDENCE AND SELF ANXIETY • The table shows the students' self confidence level (Mean = 2.81, SD = CHAPTER 3: 0.76) indicates a moderate level of self confidence. It shows that the students with low self confidence RESULTS usually feel a failure, but students with high confidence corresponds (Mean = 2.85, SD = 1.0) to moderate level of self anxiety. It show that the students with low self anxiety enjoy eating before or after recitations or performances. But students with high self anxiety level think that they can do better when they are not feeling pressured. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SELF CONFIDENCE AND SELF ANXIETY AND LEARNING PERFORMANCE LEARNING PERFORMANCE The table showed that there is no The table showed that there is no significant significant relationship between self relationship between self anxiety and learning confidence and learning performance of the students. (r = 0.15, t = 1.65, performance of the students (r = & p = 0.10) Therefore the null hypothesis is 0.10, t = 1.10, & p = 0.32) therefore the null hypothesis is accepted. This accepted. This seems that the self anxiety of seems that the self confidence of students does not affect the learning students does not affect the performance of the students in English class. learning performance of the However, opposing articles have shown different students in English class. results from this study However, opposing articles have shown different results from this study CHAPTER 4: DISCUSSON SUMMARY OF FINDINGS CONCLUSION 1.The level of self-confidence of the students is in Based on the summary of findings, it showed that the the moderate level (2.1-3.0) self confidence and self anxiety of the students were 2.The level of self-anxiety is in the moderate level both in the moderate level. However, it also showed that (2.1-3.0) the self confidence of the students and the learning 3.The self-confidence and learning performance of performance of the students have no significant the students showed that there is no significat relationship. Therefore having high or low self relation based on the Pearson Product-Moment confidence in class will not affect their learning Correlation. performance. In addition, it showed that the self anxiety 4.The self-anxiety and learning performance of the of the students and the learning of the students have no students showed that there is no significant significant relation. Therefore having high or low self relation based on the Pearson Product-Moment anxiety will not affect the learning performance of the Correlation. student in class. However, it also showed that the self 5. The self confidence and self anxiety of the confidence of the students and the self anxiety of the students showed that there is significant relation students have significant relationship. Therefore, if you based from the Pearson Product-Moment have self confidence, you also have self anxiety. Correlation RECOMMENDATION • Based on the findings and conclusion of the study of the following are hereby recommended • 1) The self confidence of the students and the teachers may enhance their performance that may be developed and the self anxiety should be lessened to have a better learning performance to the students • 2) Future researchers may conduct another study using a larger sample for further verification data • 3) The sample size is not a concern for recommendation as long as properly analyzed • 4) The teachers and parents should help the students to develop their self confidence and help them lessen their self anxiety