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CHAPTER III

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

This chapter presents the discussion on the research

methodology of the study, the subjects, sampling technique,

research instruments, procedure of data gathering, statistical

treatment and data analysis.

RESEARCH METHOD

In this study, the researchers used descriptive method

research. Descriptive method aims to accurately and

systematically describe a population, situation or phenomenon.

It can answer what, when, where, when and how questions, but

not why questions. It means relating to how good something is.

This means that the data were gathered from the respondents

and were interpreted in terms of the factors influencing

customer satisfaction of online shopping.

RESPONDENTS OF THE STUDY

The main source of data were the selected youth residing

at Brgy. Santo Niño, Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija who have

bought anything online and who have experienced online


transactions or a total of 110 respondents from the total

population of 153. The researchers distributed the

questionnaires to the respondents to answer specific questions

to know the factors influencing customer satisfaction of

online shopping. Rest assured that the researchers followed

the safety and health protocols of the said community.

Distribution of the Respondents


Gender Frequency Percentage
Male 35 32%
Female 75 68%
N=110 100%

Table 1

SAMPLING TECHNIQUE

The researchers used stratified sampling to determine the

factors influencing customer satisfaction of online shopping

in Brgy. Santo Niño, Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija – Youth

Perspective. This stratified sampling would help the

researchers to know the factors influencing customer

satisfaction of online shopping because in this method, it

divides the entire population into different subgroup and


randomly selects the final subject proportionally from

different strategies.

RESEARCH INSTRUMENTS

The researchers used survey questionnaires as a research

tool to gather data. This questionnaire has 3 parts: Part I

determines the general profile of the respondents. Part II

determines the factors influencing customer satisfaction of

online shopping in terms of product quality, application

safety, delivery guarantee and offers. Part III determines the

purchase experience of the customers in online shopping.

Before the data gathering of the researchers through

questionnaire, the researchers searched for other references

that will help them to acquire more information and knowledge

about the topic.

PROCEDURES OF DATA GATHERING

Before data gathering was held, a formal letter is

prepared to officially ask the permission of the respondents

prior to answering the survey questionnaire. This letter is

attached to the questionnaire which were distributed

simultaneously to each respondents. During the distribution,


the researchers asked the full cooperation of the respondents

to answer the questionnaire as honestly as possible as all the

information shall be treated with utmost confidentiality.

RESEARCH LOCALE

The respondents of the study were the selected youth

residing at Brgy. Santo Niño, Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija who

have bought anything online and who have experienced online

transactions.
STATISTICAL TREATMENT OF DATA

The data that were gathered through the use of

questionnaires on the factors influencing customer

satisfaction of online shopping, were tabulated and treated

statistically through the use of frequency distribution,

percentage and weighted mean.

1. The data was used to determine the percentage of the

number of respondents over the total number of population

by using Slovin’s Formula.

N
n=
1+ N ( e ) 2

Where:

n = sample size or number of respondents

N = total population size

e = margin of error
2. The data on the factors influencing customer satisfaction

of online shopping will be treated and analyzed by using

the formula of weighted mean.

WM=WF ÷ N

In which:

WM = Weighted mean

WF = Weighted frequency

N = Number of respondents

The weighted mean was computed by dividing the total

weighted frequency with the total number of participants.

RATING SCALE

VERBAL
DEGREE OF RESPONSE RANGE
INTERPRETATION
4 3.26-4.00 Always
3 2.51-3.25 Often
2 1.76-2.50 Sometimes
1 1.00-1-75 Never

Table 2

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