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General Santos Doctors Medical School Foundation Inc.

Bulaong, General Santos City

EFFECTS OF SMOKING TO THIRD YEAR STUDENTS TO GSDMSFI FOCUSED ON BSN,

BSMT, AND BSRT FROM THE YEAR 2010-2011

QUESTIONNAIRE

Name:__________________________ Gender:_________________

Age:___________________________

Instructions: Please spare some time in answering this 30-item survey honestly. Answer all the

questions. Encircle the letter which corresponds to your answers.

FAMILY1. Does your family get involve to smoking?

a. Yes b. No2. Does your family know about you as a smoker?

a. Yes b. No3. Is this habit of smoking caused by family problems?

a. Yes b. No4. Does anyone from your family members influenced you to smoke?

a. Yes b. No5. Does anyone from your family encourage you to quit smoking?

a. Yes b. No6. Is there a time that your smoking habit becomes a big problem to your family?

a. Yes b. No

FRIENDS1. Do your friends know you as a smoker?

a. Yes b. No2. Do you spend your time smoking with your friends?

a. Yes b. No3. Do your friends influence you to be a smoker?

a. Yes b. No4. Did any of your friends try you to quit smoking?

a. Yes b. No
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5. Do you smoke only when your friends told you to do so?a. Yes b. No

6. Does smoking affect your relationship to your girlfriend/boyfriend?a. Yes b. No

ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE

1. Do you really smoke before attending your morning class just to be attentive in theclass? a. Yes b. No

2. Does smoking boost-up your self-confidence whenever there are recitations orreporting? a. Yes b. No

3. Regarding academic performance, is smoking a hindrance to get better grades inschool? a. Yes b. No

4. Have you ever experienced skipping your classes just to smoke?a. Yes b. No

5. Does smoking affect your daily study habits?a. Yes b. No

6. Does smoking have a factor in improving your grades in school?

a. Yes b. No

SELF

1. What was your age when you started smoking?a. below 15 years old b. above 15 years old

2. Does smoking make you addictive?a. Yes b. No

3. Can you live a day without smoking?a. Yes b. No

4. Does smoking good?a. Yes b. No

5. Are your depressions pushing you to smoke?a. Yes b. No

7. Do you save money to buy cigarettes?a. Yes b. No

8. Who are your common companions when you smoke?a. Family b. Friends c. Alone

9. Does smoking affect your spiritual aspects?a. Yes b. No

10. If you are in a relationship, does smoking affect your relationship?a. Yes b. No

11. Do you smoke the same cigarette brand always?a. Yes b. No

12. Do you believe that smoking makes you ASTIG in the eyes of the observer?a. Yes b. No

13. Will you stop smoking if you feel the illnesses brought about by smoking?a. Yes b. No

14. Where do you prefer to smoke?a. Public areas b. Private areas

15. What were the physical changes you have encountered?______________________________________


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7 14% 38 76% 5 10% 50 100%

3. Can you live a day without smoking?27 54% 16 32% 7 14% 50 100%

4. Does smoking good?4 8% 44 88% 4 8% 50 100%

5. Are your depressions pushing you to smoke?

14 28% 31 62% 5 10% 50 100%

6. (No Item Question)

7. Do you save money to buy cigarettes?

6 12% 39 78% 5 10% 50 100%

8. Who are your common companions when you smoke?

2 4%(family)

16(friends)

32% 7(alone)

14% 25 50% 50 100%

9. Does smoking affect your spiritual aspects?

10 20% 33 66% 7 14% 50 100%

10. If you are in a relationship, does smoking affect your relationship?

15 30% 27 54% 8 16% 50 100%

11. Do you smoke the same cigarette brand always?

13 26% 27 54% 10 20% 50 100%

12. Do you believe that smoking makes you ASTIG in the eyes of theobserver?

5 10% 39 78% 6 12% 50 100%

13. Will you stop smoking if you feel the illnesses brought about bysmoking?

17 34% 20 40% 13 26% 50 100%

14 Where do you prefer to smoke?

9(Publicarea)

18% 19(Privatearea)

38% 22 44% 50 100%

RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS:

There were a total of fifty (50) respondents included in this study.

Results of the study revealed that for the family; out of the 50 respondents only

19 of them which is equivalent to 38% had families involved in smoking. A small amount

of six (6) respondents which is 12%, had their families knew they were smoking. Ten

(10) of the respondents, which is twenty percent, had this habit of smoking caused by

family problems. Only 9 of them said anyone from family members influenced them to

smoke. Thirteen (13) of them admitted that one from family encouraged them to quit


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smoking, while only 6 of the 50 respondents admitted that there was a time that

smoking habit became a big problem to their families.

With regards to friends, the study revealed that 11 of the respondents that is,

22%, had their friends knew they were smokers. Thirteen (13) of them said they spend

time smoking with their friends. Eight (8) of the respondents said their friends influenced

them to smoke. But 15 of the respondents said some of their friends tried to stop them

from smoking. Only two (2) said that they smoke only when their friends told them to do

so. Twelve of them said that smoking had affected their relationships with their

girlfriend/boyfriend.

For academic performance, the results showed that only 7 of them or 14%

admitted that they smoke before attending their morning classes just to be attentive in

the class. Again, seven (7) of them said that smoking boost-up their self-confidence

whenever there are recitations or reporting in class.

Regarding academic performance, 12 of them said smoking is a hindrance to get

better grades in school. Six (6) respondents had experienced skipping classes just to

smoke.

Another six (6) respondents said smoking had affected their daily study habits

while 5 respondents said smoking have a factor in improving their grades in school.

For the self, 5 respondents admitted that they started smoking at the age below

15. Smoking made them addictive as revealed by 7 respondents. But 27 of them which

is equivalent to 54% said they can live a day without smoking. Although 4 said smoking

is good.

Fourteen on one hand said depressions pushed them to smoke while 6 on the

other hand said they save money to buy cigarettes.


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Two of them said their common companions when they smoke were member of

the families.

Ten of the respondents said smoking affect their spiritual aspects, but they did

not elaborate. In relationship, fifteen (15) of them said that smoking affect the

relationship.

When it comes to brands, 13 admitted that they smoke the same cigarette brand

always. Only 5 said that they believe that smoking makes you ASTIG in the eyes of

the observer.

But significant number of respondents, which is 17 said that they will stop

smoking if they feel the illnesses brought about by smoking.

Most of the respondents prefer to smoke in private areas which is 38% and in

public areas which is 18% of the respondents.

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