APPENDIX
QUESTIONNAIRE
Part 1
Please answer the following questions based on your own experience.
1. How do you feel from transferring from Junior High School to Senior High School? Why?
2. How would you describe the level of difficulty that you faced from Junior High School to Senior High
School? Why?
SELF-REPORT
Part 2
The following questions pertain to emotional/interpersonal traits. Please choose the number that best fits
how much you feel the statement describes you.
1= Strongly Agree 2= Agree 3= Neutral 4=Disagree 5= Strongly Disagree
1. Success is based on survival of the fittest. I am not concerned about the losers.
2. I find myself in the same kinds of trouble, time after time.
3. For me, what’s right is whatever i can get away with.
4. I am often bored. 3
5. In today’s world, i feel justified in doing anything i can get away with to succeed.
6. I find that i am able to pursue one goal for a long time.
7. My main purpose in life is getting as many goodies as i can.
8. I don’t plan anything very far in advance.
9. Making a lot of money is my most important goal.
10. I quickly lose interest in tasks i start.
11. I let others worry about higher values; my main concern is with the bottom line.
12. Most of my problems are due to the fact that other people just don’t understand me.
13. People who are stupid enough to get ripped off usually deserve it.
14. Before i do anything, i carefully consider the possible consequences.
15. Looking out for myself is my top priority.
16. I have been in a lot of shouting matches with other people.
17. I tell other people what they want to hear so that they will do what i want them to do.
18. When i get frustrated, i often “let off steam” by blowing my top.
19. I would be upset if my success came at someone else’s expense.
20. Love is overrated.
21. I often admire a really clever scam.
22. I make a point of trying not to hurt others in pursuit of my goals.
23. I enjoy manipulating other people’s feelings.
24. I feel bad if my words or actions cause someone else to feel emotional pain.
25. Even if I were trying very hard to sell something, i wouldn’t lie about it.
26. Cheating is not justified because it is unfair to others.
Ten participants in the study were able to answer the online questionnaire and the self-report via
google forms. A tabular presentation regarding the conducted data gathering and the results generated in
each part is shown below:
QUESTIONNAIRE
Part 1
1. How do you feel from transferring from Junior High School to Senior High School? Why?
Response Frequency Percentage (%)
anxious 4 40
carefree 3 30
ecstatic 1 10
distressed 1 10
irritated 1 10
Total = 10 Total = 100
2. How would you describe the level of difficulty that you faced from Junior High School to Senior High
School? Why?
Response Frequency Percentage (%)
Easy 1 10
Normal 2 20
Hard 7 70
Total = 10 Total = 100
SELF-REPORT
Part 2
Item Responses Frequency Percentage (%)
1 Strongly Agree 1 10
Agree 2 20
Neutral 2 20
Disagree 2 20
3 30
Strongly Disagree
2 Strongly Agree 1 10
Agree 3 30
Neutral 3 30
Disagree 2 20
1 10
Strongly Disagree
3 Strongly Agree 1 10
Agree 1 10
Neutral 3 30
Disagree 1 10
4 40
Strongly Disagree
4 Strongly Agree 3 30
Agree 3 30
Neutral 1 10
Disagree 1 10
2 20
Strongly Disagree
5 Strongly Agree 1 10
Agree 2 20
Neutral 4 40
Disagree 2 20
1 10
Strongly Disagree
6 Strongly Agree 3 30
Agree 2 20
Neutral 2 20
Disagree 3 30
0 0
Strongly Disagree
7 Strongly Agree 0 0
Agree 0 0
Neutral 1 10
Disagree 5 50
Strongly Disagree 4 40
8 Strongly Agree 0 0
Agree 3 30
Neutral 3 30
Disagree 3 30
1 10
Strongly Disagree
9 Strongly Agree 2 20
Agree 2 20
Neutral 2 20
Disagree 2 20
2 20
Strongly Disagree
10 Strongly Agree 1 10
Agree 2 20
Neutral 3 30
Disagree 2 20
2 20
Strongly Disagree
11 Strongly Agree 3 30
Agree 0 0
Neutral 3 30
Disagree 3 30
1 10
Strongly Disagree
12 Strongly Agree 2 20
Agree 2 20
Neutral 3 30
Disagree 3 30
0 0
Strongly Disagree
13 Strongly Agree 3 30
Agree 3 30
Neutral 2 20
Disagree 2 20
0 0
Strongly Disagree
14 Strongly Agree 1 10
Agree 4 40
Neutral 4 40
Disagree 0 0
Strongly Disagree 1 10
15 Strongly Agree 0 0
Agree 3 30
Neutral 2 20
Disagree 3 30
2 20
Strongly Disagree
16 Strongly Agree 2 20
Agree 2 20
Neutral 3 30
Disagree 2 20
1 10
Strongly Disagree
17 Strongly Agree 1 10
Agree 0 0
Neutral 4 40
Disagree 3 30
2 20
Strongly Disagree
18 Strongly Agree 0 0
Agree 4 40
Neutral 3 30
Disagree 1 10
2 20
Strongly Disagree
19 Strongly Agree 1 10
Agree 3 30
Neutral 4 40
Disagree 1 10
1 10
Strongly Disagree
20 Strongly Agree 1 10
Agree 1 10
Neutral 2 20
Disagree 4 40
2 20
Strongly Disagree
21 Strongly Agree 1 10
Agree 6 60
Neutral 0 0
Disagree 0 0
Strongly Disagree 3 30
22 Strongly Agree 2 20
Agree 1 10
Neutral 0 0
Disagree 4 40
3 30
Strongly Disagree
23 Strongly Agree 6 60
Agree 2 20
Neutral 0 0
Disagree 2 20
0 0
Strongly Disagree
24 Strongly Agree 3 30
Agree 2 20
Neutral 4 40
Disagree 1 10
0 0
Strongly Disagree
25 Strongly Agree 4 40
Agree 3 30
Neutral 1 10
Disagree 0 0
2 20
Strongly Disagree
25 Strongly Agree 4 40
Agree 3 30
Neutral 1 10
Disagree 0 0
2 20
Strongly Disagree
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