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Dengue Ay Supilin, Komunikasyon Sa Programa Ating Suriin: A Quasi-Experimental Study to Describe the Response of Quezon City Residents to the Communication Strategies of Quezon City Dengue Prevention and Control Program (QCDPCP)

2014-04-05T15:33:14Z

Hgpangilinan:

Dengue Ay Supilin, Komunikasyon Sa Programa Ating Suriin: A Quasi-Experimental Study to Describe the Response of Quezon City Residents to the Communication Strategies of Quezon City Dengue Prevention and Control Program (QCDPCP) 

 

'''ABSTRACT

This study described the response of Quezon City residents—particularly Barangay Kamuning—to the communication strategies of Quezon City Dengue Prevention and Control Program (QCDPCP). It focused more on the communication used that led to possible changes in residential awareness, knowledge, attitude, and behavior parallel to the objectives of the Program.

Accomplished under a quasi-experimental research design with survey as its main method, this study made use of both quantitative and qualitative approaches in determining the triangulation among factors such as the Program’s message and media used, communication strategies, as well as the residential response to the Program’s suggestive control and prevention strategies.

Findings reveal that Television is the residents’ main source of dengue information and supplemented by other dengue message channels. However, residents are not able to critically distinguish QCDPCP from the national program as well as from other sources of dengue information either mediated or interpersonal. Nevertheless, a dengue program is still an indispensable tool for reinforcing dengue literacy and promoting the practice of dengue prevention

Quilang, R.C.A., Tolentino, F.M.B. (2014). Dengue Ay Supilin, Komunikasyon Sa Programa Ating Suriin: A Quasi-Experimental Study to Describe the Response of Quezon City Residents to the Communication Strategies of Quezon City Dengue Prevention and Control Program (QCDPCP). Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines Diliman College of Mass Communication.

 

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[[Category: CMC Thesis]][[Category:Theses]][[Category:Department of Communication Research Thesis]] | [[Thesis-- Dengue Program]] | [[ Thesis-- Quezon City Dengue Prevention and Control Program]] | [[2014 Thesis]]

Dengue Ay Supilin, Komunikasyon Sa Programa Ating Suriin: A Quasi-Experimental Study to Describe the Response of Quezon City Residents to the Communication Strategies of Quezon City Dengue Prevention and Control Program (QCDPCP)

2014-04-05T15:30:45Z

Hgpangilinan:

Dengue Ay Supilin, Komunikasyon Sa Programa Ating Suriin: A Quasi-Experimental Study to Describe the Response of Quezon City Residents to the Communication Strategies of Quezon City Dengue Prevention and Control Program (QCDPCP) ==

 

'''ABSTRACT

This study described the response of Quezon City residents—particularly Barangay Kamuning—to the communication strategies of Quezon City Dengue Prevention and Control Program (QCDPCP). It focused more on the communication used that led to possible changes in residential awareness, knowledge, attitude, and behavior parallel to the objectives of the Program.

Accomplished under a quasi-experimental research design with survey as its main method, this study made use of both quantitative and qualitative approaches in determining the triangulation among factors such as the Program’s message and media used, communication strategies, as well as the residential response to the Program’s suggestive control and prevention strategies.

Findings reveal that Television is the residents’ main source of dengue information and supplemented by other dengue message channels. However, residents are not able to critically distinguish QCDPCP from the national program as well as from other sources of dengue information either mediated or interpersonal. Nevertheless, a dengue program is still an indispensable tool for reinforcing dengue literacy and promoting the practice of dengue prevention

Quilang, R.C.A., Tolentino, F.M.B. (2014). Dengue Ay Supilin, Komunikasyon Sa Programa Ating Suriin: A Quasi-Experimental Study to Describe the Response of Quezon City Residents to the Communication Strategies of Quezon City Dengue Prevention and Control Program (QCDPCP). Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines Diliman College of Mass Communication.

 

[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbook/viewer/?fb=2010-28599-Quilang- View Thesis]

[[Category: CMC Thesis]][[Category:Theses]][[Category:Department of Communication Research Thesis]] | [[Thesis-- Dengue Program]] | [[ Thesis-- Quezon City Dengue Prevention and Control Program]] | [[2014 Thesis]]

Dengue Ay Supilin, Komunikasyon Sa Programa Ating Suriin: A Quasi-Experimental Study to Describe the Response of Quezon City Residents to the Communication Strategies of Quezon City Dengue Prevention and Control Program (QCDPCP)

2014-04-05T15:29:07Z

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Dengue Ay Supilin, Komunikasyon Sa Programa Ating Suriin: A Quasi-Experimental Study to Describe the Response of Quezon City Residents to the Communication Strategies of Quezon City Dengue Prevention and Control Program (QCDPCP) ==

 

'''ABSTRACT

This study described the response of Quezon City residents—particularly Barangay Kamuning—to the communication strategies of Quezon City Dengue Prevention and Control Program (QCDPCP). It focused more on the communication used that led to possible changes in residential awareness, knowledge, attitude, and behavior parallel to the objectives of the Program.

Accomplished under a quasi-experimental research design with survey as its main method, this study made use of both quantitative and qualitative approaches in determining the triangulation among factors such as the Program’s message and media used, communication strategies, as well as the residential response to the Program’s suggestive control and prevention strategies.

Findings reveal that Television is the residents’ main source of dengue information and supplemented by other dengue message channels. However, residents are not able to critically distinguish QCDPCP from the national program as well as from other sources of dengue information either mediated or interpersonal. Nevertheless, a dengue program is still an indispensable tool for reinforcing dengue literacy and promoting the practice of dengue prevention

Quilang, R.C.A., Tolentino, F.M.B. (2014). Dengue Ay Supilin, Komunikasyon Sa Programa Ating Suriin: A Quasi-Experimental Study to Describe the Response of Quezon City Residents to the Communication Strategies of Quezon City Dengue Prevention and Control Program (QCDPCP). Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines Diliman College of Mass Communication.

 

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Journey to a Life Without Limits: A Case Study on the Interplay of Disability, Social Network, and Civic Engagement of Selected Persons with Disabilities

2014-04-05T15:10:56Z

Hgpangilinan:

'''Abstract'''
Our study examines the interplay of disability, social network, and civic engagement of selected highly engaged persons with disabilities (PWDs). Participants were chosen through purposive and snowball sampling. To dig into the details of civic engagement process, we used the case study approach and qualitative methods. Six days of observation for each participant with key informant interviews with their support system and people they have inspired was conducted. Given that the disabilities of the informants were acquired, results of the analysis uncover two phases in the civic engagement process through which the highly engaged PWDs go: (1) Acceptance Phase and (2) Civic Engagement Phase. In these two phases, there exists a bidirectional relationship among disability, social network, and civic engagement. In the first phase, disability and social network influence each other, which may eventually lead to acceptance. In the second phase, the acceptance obtained in the preceding phase is translated into civic actions. Civic engagement interacts with disability and social network as a result of the acceptance of disability. Analysis of the findings reveals that there are three significant roles that social network play in the civic engagement process of persons with disabilities: (1) support provider, (2) bridge for establishing relationships, and (3) modelling influences.

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Pangilinan, HG. & Reyes, MS. (2014). ''Journey to a Life Without Limits: A Case Study on the Interplay of Disability, Social Network, and Civic Engagement of Selected Persons with Disabilities'', Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines, College of Mass Communication.

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Journey to a Life Without Limits: A Case Study on the Interplay of Disability, Social Network, and Civic Engagement of Selected Persons with Disabilities

2014-04-05T15:10:38Z

Hgpangilinan:

'''Abstract'''
Our study examines the interplay of disability, social network, and civic engagement of selected highly engaged persons with disabilities (PWDs). Participants were chosen through purposive and snowball sampling. To dig into the details of civic engagement process, we used the case study approach and qualitative methods. Six days of observation for each participant with key informant interviews with their support system and people they have inspired was conducted. Given that the disabilities of the informants were acquired, results of the analysis uncover two phases in the civic engagement process through which the highly engaged PWDs go: (1) Acceptance Phase and (2) Civic Engagement Phase. In these two phases, there exists a bidirectional relationship among disability, social network, and civic engagement. In the first phase, disability and social network influence each other, which may eventually lead to acceptance. In the second phase, the acceptance obtained in the preceding phase is translated into civic actions. Civic engagement interacts with disability and social network as a result of the acceptance of disability. Analysis of the findings reveals that there are three significant roles that social network play in the civic engagement process of persons with disabilities: (1) support provider, (2) bridge for establishing relationships, and (3) modelling influences.

Journey to a Life Without Limits: A Case Study on the Interplay of Disability, Social Network, and Civic Engagement of Selected Persons with Disabilities [http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbook/viewer/?fb=2010-26608-Journey- View Thesis]

Pangilinan, HG. & Reyes, MS. (2014). ''Journey to a Life Without Limits: A Case Study on the Interplay of Disability, Social Network, and Civic Engagement of Selected Persons with Disabilities'', Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines, College of Mass Communication.

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2014-04-05T15:10:13Z

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Journey to a life

2014-04-05T14:58:38Z

Hgpangilinan:

'''Abstract'''
Our study examines the interplay of disability, social network, and civic engagement of selected highly engaged persons with disabilities (PWDs). Participants were chosen through purposive and snowball sampling. To dig into the details of civic engagement process, we used the case study approach and qualitative methods. Six days of observation for each participant with key informant interviews with their support system and people they have inspired was conducted. Given that the disabilities of the informants were acquired, results of the analysis uncover two phases in the civic engagement process through which the highly engaged PWDs go: (1) Acceptance Phase and (2) Civic Engagement Phase. In these two phases, there exists a bidirectional relationship among disability, social network, and civic engagement. In the first phase, disability and social network influence each other, which may eventually lead to acceptance. In the second phase, the acceptance obtained in the preceding phase is translated into civic actions. Civic engagement interacts with disability and social network as a result of the acceptance of disability. Analysis of the findings reveals that there are three significant roles that social network play in the civic engagement process of persons with disabilities: (1) support provider, (2) bridge for establishing relationships, and (3) modelling influences.

Journey to a Life Without Limits: A Case Study on the Interplay of Disability, Social Network, and Civic Engagement of Selected Persons with Disabilities [http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbook/viewer/?fb=2010-26608-Journey- View Thesis]

Pangilinan, HG. & Reyes, MS. (2014). ''Journey to a Life Without Limits: A Case Study on the Interplay of Disability, Social Network, and Civic Engagement of Selected Persons with Disabilities'', Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines, College of Mass Communication.

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Journey to a life

2014-04-05T14:56:32Z

Hgpangilinan:

'''Abstract'''
Our study examines the interplay of disability, social network, and civic engagement of selected highly engaged persons with disabilities (PWDs). Participants were chosen through purposive and snowball sampling. To dig into the details of civic engagement process, we used the case study approach and qualitative methods. Six days of observation for each participant with key informant interviews with their support system and people they have inspired was conducted. Given that the disabilities of the informants were acquired, results of the analysis uncover two phases in the civic engagement process through which the highly engaged PWDs go: (1) Acceptance Phase and (2) Civic Engagement Phase. In these two phases, there exists a bidirectional relationship among disability, social network, and civic engagement. In the first phase, disability and social network influence each other, which may eventually lead to acceptance. In the second phase, the acceptance obtained in the preceding phase is translated into civic actions. Civic engagement interacts with disability and social network as a result of the acceptance of disability. Analysis of the findings reveals that there are three significant roles that social network play in the civic engagement process of persons with disabilities: (1) support provider, (2) bridge for establishing relationships, and (3) modelling influences.

[Journey to a Life Without Limits: A Case Study on the Interplay of Disability, Social Network, and Civic Engagement of Selected Persons with Disabilities][http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbook/viewer/?fb=2010-26608-Journey-] View Thesis]

Pangilinan, HG. & Reyes, MS. (2014). ''Journey to a Life Without Limits: A Case Study on the Interplay of Disability, Social Network, and Civic Engagement of Selected Persons with Disabilities'', Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines, College of Mass Communication.

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Journey to a life

2014-04-05T14:47:55Z

Hgpangilinan:

Journey to a life

2014-04-05T14:40:08Z

Hgpangilinan:

Journey to a life

2014-04-05T14:08:45Z

Hgpangilinan:

'''Abstract'''
Our study examines the interplay of disability, social network, and civic engagement of selected highly engaged persons with disabilities (PWDs). Participants were chosen through purposive and snowball sampling. To dig into the details of civic engagement process, the researchers used the case study approach and qualitative methods. Six days of observation for each participant with key informant interviews with their support system and people they have inspired were conducted. Given that the disabilities of the informants were acquired, results of the analysis uncover two phases in the civic engagement process that the highly engaged PWDs go through: (1) Acceptance Phase and (2) Civic Engagement Phase. In the two phases, there exists a bidirectional relationship among disability, social network, and civic engagement. In the first phase, disability and social network influence each other which may eventually lead to acceptance. The acceptance obtained in the first phase is translated into civic acts in the Civic Engagement Phase. In the second phase, civic engagement interacts with disability and social network as a result of the acceptance of disability. Analysis of the findings reveals that there are three significant roles that social network play in the civic engagement process of persons with disabilities: (1) support provider, (2) bridge for establishing relationships, and (3) modelling influences.

[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbook/viewer/?fb=2010-26608-Journey- View Thesis]

Pangilinan, HG. & Reyes, MS. (2014). ''Journey to A Life Without Limits: A Case Study on the Interplay of Disability, Social Network, and Civic Engagement of Selected Persons with Disabilities, Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines, College of Mass Communication.''

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Journey to a life

2014-04-05T14:07:15Z

Hgpangilinan:

'''Abstract'''
Our study examines the interplay of disability, social network, and civic engagement of selected highly engaged persons with disabilities (PWDs). Participants were chosen through purposive and snowball sampling. To dig into the details of civic engagement process, the researchers used the case study approach and qualitative methods. Six days of observation for each participant with key informant interviews with their support system and people they have inspired were conducted. Given that the disabilities of the informants were acquired, results of the analysis uncover two phases in the civic engagement process that the highly engaged PWDs go through: (1) Acceptance Phase and (2) Civic Engagement Phase. In the two phases, there exists a bidirectional relationship among disability, social network, and civic engagement. In the first phase, disability and social network influence each other which may eventually lead to acceptance. The acceptance obtained in the first phase is translated into civic acts in the Civic Engagement Phase. In the second phase, civic engagement interacts with disability and social network as a result of the acceptance of disability. Analysis of the findings reveals that there are three significant roles that social network play in the civic engagement process of persons with disabilities: (1) support provider, (2) bridge for establishing relationships, and (3) modelling influences.

[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbook/viewer/?fb=2010-26608-Journey- View Thesis]

Pangilinan, HG. & Reyes, MS. (2014). ''A Journey to A Life Without Limits: A Case Study on the Interplay of Disability, Social Network, and Civic Engagement of Selected Persons with Disabilities, Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines, College of Mass Communication.''

[[Category: CMC Thesis]][[Category:Theses]][[Category:Department of Communication Research]][[Category:2014 Thesis]]

Journey to a life

2014-04-05T14:04:46Z

Hgpangilinan:

'''Abstract'''
Our study examines the interplay of disability, social network, and civic engagement of selected highly engaged persons with disabilities (PWDs). Participants were chosen through purposive and snowball sampling. To dig into the details of civic engagement process, the researchers used the case study approach and qualitative methods. Six days of observation for each participant with key informant interviews with their support system and people they have inspired were conducted. Given that the disabilities of the informants were acquired, results of the analysis uncover two phases in the civic engagement process that the highly engaged PWDs go through: (1) Acceptance Phase and (2) Civic Engagement Phase. In the two phases, there exists a bidirectional relationship among disability, social network, and civic engagement. In the first phase, disability and social network influence each other which may eventually lead to acceptance. The acceptance obtained in the first phase is translated into civic acts in the Civic Engagement Phase. In the second phase, civic engagement interacts with disability and social network as a result of the acceptance of disability. Analysis of the findings reveals that there are three significant roles that social network play in the civic engagement process of persons with disabilities: (1) support provider, (2) bridge for establishing relationships, and (3) modelling influences.

[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbook/viewer/?fb=2010-26608-Journey- View Thesis]

Pangilinan, HG. & Reyes, MS. (2014. ''A Journey to A Life Without Limits: A Case Study on the Interplay of Disability, Social Network, and Civic Engagement of Selected Persons with Disabilities, Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines, College of Mass Communication.''

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Journey to a life

2014-04-05T14:02:17Z

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< Our study examines the interplay of disability, social network, and civic engagement of selected highly engaged persons with disabilities (PWDs). Participants were chosen through purposive and snowball sampling. To dig into the details of civic engagement process, the researchers used the case study approach and qualitative methods. Six days of observation for each participant with key informant interviews with their support system and people they have inspired were conducted. Given that the disabilities of the informants were acquired, results of the analysis uncover two phases in the civic engagement process that the highly engaged PWDs go through: (1) Acceptance Phase and (2) Civic Engagement Phase. In the two phases, there exists a bidirectional relationship among disability, social network, and civic engagement. In the first phase, disability and social network influence each other which may eventually lead to acceptance. The acceptance obtained in the first phase is translated into civic acts in the Civic Engagement Phase. In the second phase, civic engagement interacts with disability and social network as a result of the acceptance of disability. Analysis of the findings reveals that there are three significant roles that social network play in the civic engagement process of persons with disabilities: (1) support provider, (2) bridge for establishing relationships, and (3) modelling influences. >

[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbook/viewer/?fb=2010-26608-Journey- View Thesis]

Pangilinan, HG. & Reyes, MS. (2014. ''A Journey to A Life Without Limits: A Case Study on the Interplay of Disability, Social Network, and Civic Engagement of Selected Persons with Disabilities, Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines, College of Mass Communication.''

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