Running head: PROFILE, HEALTHY LIFESTYLE, DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS 1

The Relationship between Personal and Work Profile, Healthy Lifestyle Behaviors

and Depressive Symptoms among Selected Filipino Graduate Students

Beyonce Knowles1, Robin Padilla2, Margaux Uson3

1
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
2
Polytechnic University of the Philippines
3
Facebook University of the Philippines

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Abstract

If you spot any errors related to APA format in here, please let Paul Rose (Department of

Psychology, SIUE) know. When in doubt, check the sixth edition APA manual rather than

relying on this template. (I prefer only one space after a period, but two spaces are suggested by

the sixth-edition APA manual at the top of page 88.) An abstract is a single paragraph, without

indentation, that summarizes the key points of the manuscript in 150 to 250 words. For simpler

student papers in Paul Rose’s classes, a somewhat shorter abstract is fine (as is only one space

after each period). The purpose of the abstract is to provide the reader with a brief overview of

the paper. Some credit where it’s due: This template is a very highly modified version of a

template that I downloaded from some unknown author’s web site at Northcentral University in

Prescott, AZ many years ago.

Keywords: writing, template, sixth, edition, APA format, self-discipline, is, very, good
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The Relationship between Personal and Work Profile, Healthy Lifestyle Behaviors

and Depressive Symptoms among Selected Filipino Graduate Students

Here begins the body of your paper and your Introduction section. In the introduction

section you should argue about why your study is relevant. Why is it socially, institutionally and

personally relevant? This should take a paragraph of the section.

Next, discuss how your study is theoretically relevant. It is here that you provide a

synthesis of the literature, bringing together the literature sources you have collected and

identifying the data gap. This should take around 3 to 5 paragraphs. Make sure you make use of

the sources in the literature map.

Discuss the research objective. For IMRAD format we only say the general statement of

the problem. This study sought to test the relationship among personal and work profile, healthy

lifestyle behaviors and depressive symptoms among selected Filipino graduate students.

Then discuss the theoretical and conceptual framework. Make sure you cite all the

information that is not originally yours in this introductory section.

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Figure 1. You place here the conceptual paradigm and a short explanation.
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Methodology

Research Design

This is a quantitative non-experimental descriptive correlational research.

Quantitative methods emphasize objective measurements and the statistical, mathematical, or

numerical analysis of data collected, questionnaires, and surveys (Bernard, 2012). A Descriptive

Design seeks to describe the current status of a variable or phenomenon. In this research we used

descriptive design as our foundation of our questionnaire (Neuman, 2006). The researcher does

not begin with a hypothesis, but typically develops one after the data is collected. Data collection

is mostly observational in nature. A Correlational Design explores the relationship between

variables using statistical analyses (Neuman, 2006). In this research, we correlate the

relationship of masculinity and male circumcision in the Philippine setting.

Research Instrument

Personal and Work Questionnaire. In this research, researcher uses personal and work

question. What are the items like? What are the nature of the questions? Cite your sources.

Population and Sampling

Define the population. What are their inclusion and exclusion criteria? What is the locale

where the population is found.

What is the sampling technique you used? What is the total sampling size?
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Data Gathering Procedure

How did you secure administrative clearance? How did you orient participants and obtain

informed consent? How did you recruit participants? How is data collected from each

instrument?

Data Analysis Procedures

This study made use of frequency, percentage, mean, spearman rho and kruskall wallis.

Statistical computations where done using JASP software.

Results

Table 1
Frequency and Percentage Distribution of Respondents According to Age
Age Bracket Frequency Percentage

20-24

25-30

31-34

35-40

41 and above

n: ________
Mean: ______
Range: ______

Place each table here. Make a short explanation describing and interpreting the important

details in the table.

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Discussion

Conclusion

First, place your personal insights about why your findings became the way they are.

Why was the relationship significant/insignificant?

Next, cite the studies that are similar to your research. And then cite those that are

dissimilar? You might need to get more literature especially if there was no significant

difference.

Did your findings demonstrate what your theoretical framework was assuming? How do

you say so?

Limitations. What things in the study do you think can you do better? What were the

pitfalls, uncontrolled extraneous variables, design and sampling flaws in your study?

Recommendations. What do you recommend in relation to practice and future research?

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References

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* On p. 189, the 6th ed. manual says “We recommend that when DOIs are available, you include
them”—so you can skip the DOI if you can’t find it. Footnotes like this aren’t appropriate in a
real references section.