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Research 1
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dr.2016.12.020
Research Topic: The Impact of Obesity to the Health of Senior High School Student
LITERATURE MATRIX
OBJECTIVES DELINEATED METHODS MAJOR FINDINGS RECOMMENDATIONS
(2) FACTORS (5) (5) (5)
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CALIGUIRAN,REIZEL KATE
The study objective BMI, Critical Students from two consecutive BMI was significantly the data suggest that
was to determine thinking skills, academic years (Jan–May 2013 negatively correlated with future research in the
whether academic Obesity, Large and Jan–May 2014) were given an student's final grades (P = area of body weight,
performance in lecture class optional class survey in May, as 0.001 Pearson's r = −0.190) diet, and exercise and
university students extra credit. Of the 452 students and PSQs were positively any correlations of
is correlated with that completed the survey, 204 correlated with final grades. these with academic
BMI females and 75 males (N = 279; The findings show a performance in college
73% female and 27% male) correlation between healthy students are
consented to participate in the body weight and improved warranted.
study. The number of correct academic performance..
answers to problem-solving
questions (PSQs) and the overall
final grade for the class were
compared to the calculated BMI
using linear regression with a
Pearson's R correlation and
unpaired t-tests.