Written Report

In our trial run, we had distributed 150 copies of questionnaires for survey
purposes to test the reliability of our proposed study, the Attitude towards marriage.
These studies were conducted through use of indirect method. We gathered 150
adolescent respondents to participate in our study. We obtained 48 males and 102
females, as you notice on our respondents, majority are females and only few males have
participated on answering the survey test. Mostly came from private school within metro
manila. Some are from outside, because we did an online survey and we posted there
school as a required question. Gathering answers through web is harder than doing it
manual, though having it on web is easier in terms of tallying, sometimes, most often
than not, the surveys were not filled up. We can not have the assurance of the person we
asked to answer our survey, they might say yes but forget it immediately.

The respondents we obtained are mostly Christians, Roman Catholics in particular

who, if not all, are studying of course, yet there are some respondents who are not
studying. According to them, they stopped because of some financial problem, to that we
might get a conclusion that those respondents scored low on the economic well-being
dimension.