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Author(s):
Catalino N. Mendoza, Rosalinda B. Lacerona, Mildred P. Jimenez, Joselito Arevalo, Nyah Denise P. Cachuela, Donna Dei B. Clacio, Kyla Trizhia S. Galang, Patricia Rose M. Gonzales, Andrei M. Vallentos.
Page No : 1-21
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The Entrepreneurship Program of CBA in Building the Entrepreneurial Mindset of Financial Management Students
Abstract
The study aimed to determine whether there is a significant relationship between the
Entrepreneurship Program at CBA and underlying factors (personal, behavioral, and
environmental) that affect the development of an entrepreneurial mindset among
Financial Management students. Correlation coefficient was utilized to determine if
there was an existing relationship between the Entrepreneurship Program and the
entrepreneurial mindset of the 101, 4th year Financial Management Students of UE
Manila that served as the study's respondents. The researchers used Google Forms to
gather the necessary data for the study. According to the researchers' findings and
conclusions, using the mean for the results, students were very aware that personal
perception and environmental factors influence how people develop their mindset.
Additionally, in behavioral factors, the researchers identified that numerous
respondents agreed that behavioral factors influenced their entrepreneurial mindset.
Based on the result using the Pearson Correlation Coefficient Formula, the
researchers concluded that the entrepreneurial programs and the development of an
entrepreneurial mindset were moderately positively correlated. The overall results
demonstrated that, despite years of research into entrepreneurship programs, an
individual has a propensity for the entrepreneurial mindset to evolve due to several
factors.
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Author(s):
Catalino N. Mendoza, Leila M. Valero, Avegail T. Paez, Maureen C. Paiton, Cherry Mae Pagkalinawan, Jade Carreon, Angelika Gomez, Shannel Ilustre, Krestlejoy Lacang.
Page No : 22-32
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The Safety Practices Among Food Handlers
Abstract
Food safety is a significant public health concern in many countries. The absence of adequately maintained food handling procedures can potentially lead to serious public health consequences. This study was conducted with the aim of evaluating the safety practices among food handlers. A cross-sectional survey was conducted, and data were collected using a well validated self-made questionnaire and distributed to 50 food handlers. The study used quantitative methods with the use of Pearson r, logistic regression, and Pearson Chi-square to test the relationship between the profile and impact of safety practices among food handlers. The outcome of the study indicated that while food handlers have a moderate level of knowledge and satisfactory compliance with the safety practices, gaps were identified in certain areas. A significant association was found between knowledge and compliance, highlighting the need for safety training and education programs for food handlers. By improving knowledge and compliance, the risks of food contamination and the spread of foodborne illnesses can be mitigated, protecting public health and food establishment reputation.
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Author(s):
Catalino N. Mendoza, Leila M. Valero, Maureen C. Paiton, Avegail T Paez.
Page No : 33-44
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Decision influencer among ABM Students in Selecting a Higher Educational Institution (HEI)
Abstract
The study focused on determining the factors that most influenced the decisions of the Accountancy, Business, and Management (ABM) students in different Higher Educational Institutions in selecting a college and/or university using an empirical approach. With the use of convenience sampling technique and quantitative approach from a well validated self-made questionnaires were identified. The mean rating and the correlational technique were utilized in the treatment of data collected. The result shows that the Cost of Education, Quality of Education, Physical Facilities, Image, and Influence of People play a significant role in the student’s decision-making process. Among the five factors that were identified, the Cost of Education is the most influential factor for ABM students. The findings of the study have important implications for higher education institutions that aim to attract and retain ABM students. Institutions should focus on enhancing their reputation providing a variety of program offerings and optimizing their location to better cater the needs and preferences of ABM Students of which can also be used in developing marketing strategies and recruitment initiatives to attract and retain ABM students.
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