Author(s): Farok Macalampao, Jhamsid Laguiban, Joesel Villegas, Jonaid Al-Jasher Murray, Muharisan Kadatuan, Saudin Lipusen
Keywords: Basic Crime Prevention Practices, Pearson Product Moment Correlational Research Design,Descriptive-Correlation
Publisher: Journal of Criminal Justice Studies
Published Date: 2022-03-13
The
study was conducted on April 2021 to identify the Basic Crime Prevention
Practices among Residents in Poblacion, Pikit, Cotabato. Specifically it aimed
to answer the following objectives: determine the socio-demographic profile of
the respondents in terms of age, sex, educational attainment, and crime
prevention seminar attended; determine the level of basic crime prevention
practices of resident; and determine the significant differences in the basic
crime prevention practices of residents when grouped according to profile.
Descriptive research design was used to describe the socio-economic profile and
determine the level of the Basic Crime Prevention Practices.Correlational
research design determined the significant differences in the basic crime
prevention practices of residents when grouped according to their profile. The
needed data were gathered through the use of survey personal questionnaire. The
data analysis such as frequency count, percentage and weighted mean were used
in the analysis of the descriptive data. Lastly, the study revealed that the
socio-economic profile and the seminars attended by the respondents have no
significance to their crime prevention practices, except for the variable Age
that shows highly significant to their prevention practices for crime.