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Academic Engagement of Criminology Students in Northwestern University The Philippines

Applied Quantitative Analysis

Student engagement is one of the most critical methods of understanding students' behavior towards the teaching-learning process. Instructors and academic supervisors use a valuable instrument when developing successful pedagogical strategies to increase learning opportunities. This study identified the factors that influence the academic engagement of criminology students at Northwestern University. It specifically looks into the level of academic engagement as to literary identification (intellectual development and academic performance) and educational participation (number of hours spent in school activities, the extent of participation in school activities, and quality of relationship with peers, faculty, and staff), reasons for leaving the institution and the best aspects of Northwestern University to engage criminology students in learning. The study used a descriptive method using a survey questionnaire. Findings disclosed that factors under academic identification unde...

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CAPIZ STATE UNIVERSITY DAYAO CAMPUS Dayao, Roxas City

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CRIMINOLOGY LIST OF STUDENTS’ THESIS 2009-2010

No. STUDENTTHESIS THESIS TITLE THESIS ADVISER

1 Ryan Villareal Al Mark Lago

Crimes Committed Against Person in the Municipality of Ivisan and Sigma, Capizin the

Year 2008 Mrs. Verna Belarmino 2 Gretchel Caldea Mery Joy

Problems Encountered by the Philippine Coast Guard Personnel

in their Operation Against Contraband at Culasi Port, Roxas

Mr. Jocel Sitjar

3 Marie ChrisIvy Alvarez Doong

Programs Implemented by the Bureau of Jail Management and

Penology and Its Degree of Implementation

Dr. Maxima Pontilar

4 Joven BibalGenesis Mambusao

Causes of Juvenile Delinquency at

Barangay Punta Tabuc, Roxas City Dr. MaximaPontilar

Monica Liza Bellosillo

Joemar Gallano

Causes of Juvenile Delinquency as Perceived by the City Social

Welfare and Development Personnel in the City of Roxas

Dr. Amelita Simon

6 AnabelleAzarcon Maybel Castor

Problems Encountered by Sigma Police Personnel in the Implementationof Municiapl Traffic Ordinance for the Year

2009 Prof. Pederito Apuyo 7 Gretchen Bañez Hannah de Matias Problems Encountered by Prisoners at Capiz Rehabilitation

Center and Its Degree of Seriousness

8 John RenanDeseo Ronel Burro

Crime Prevention Program Implemented by Panay and Pontevedra PNP as Perceived by

Brgy. Chairmen

9 EbacuadoAnnaliza Diza Delmo

Crimes Committed Against Person at Dao CApiz for the Year

2008 Dr. Edna Nava

10 JosephineAltamia Wincy Brillo

Problems Encountered by Barangay Mongpong Tricycle

Operators Regarding the Operation of Colorum

Prof. Vivian A. Alejaga

11 Regie Laveros Andy laveros Municipality of Sigma Capiz forCrimes Committed in the

the Year 2008 Mr. Rico Infante 12 Albert de Jose

Barredo Station for the Year 2008 13 Antonio Bantillo, Jr. Welmark Villaruz

Problems Encountered by the Bantay Dagat Task Force of Balud, Masbate on Illegal Fishing

Dr. Herminia Gomez

14 Jenny GeveroMaricel Valenzuela

Difficulties Encountered by Balasan Philippine National Police on Drug

Related Cases Dr. Edna Nava

15 Nick Cartujano Jeffry Taba Fire Prevention Programs of the Roxas City Fire Station Dr. Lucy Beluso

16 Jerel EstorqueRaymund Alovera

Job Related Problems Encountered by Policewomen in

the Second District of Capiz Dr. Lucy Beluso

Cherry Ann Valiente

Jecil Descalzota

Problems Encountered by the Police Personnel of Jamindan Police Station during Municipal

Festivities Dr. Herminia B. Gomez 20 BuenvenidaJober Client Celino Problems Encountered in Conducting Patrol During Night

time by the Barangay Officials and Tanod at Barangay BAybay

and Culasi, Roxas City

Prof. Pederito Apuyo

21 Sarah MayObrigue Rosalie Lopez

Modus operandi of Thieves Opeating at Brgy. Bergante and

Balet, Mambusao, capiz Dr. Eduardo Duero 22 Andy Olivar Erve Basto Causes of Juvenile Delinquency atBarangay Libas, Roxas City in the

23 Alden Tumlos Regie Diaz

Causes of Hold-up Cases at Barangay Bayuyan and Goce Pres. Roxas Capiz as Perceived by

Barangay Officials.

Mrs. Verna Belarmino

24 MartizanoReymer Airon Valbarez

Police Community Relation Programs of Altavas Aklan as Implemented by by the Philippine

National Police

25 Bernabe Angela Aiza Ducanez

Problem Encountered by the Civilian Volunteer Officers (CVO) in Conducting Patrol During Night

Time at BArangay Banica and Mongpong, Roxas City

Dr. Lucy A. Beluso 26 John Vincent Amorin Vernie Deciembre Problemsd Encountered by Foodstall Owners at SEafoods Plaza Barangay Baybay Roxas

City Dr. Maxima Pontilar 27 Riecon Cabayao Ira Baarde

Causes and Effect of Juvenile Delinquency as Perceived by the

Officials of Barangay II and

Barangay Banica, Roxas City 28 Christian ReaWalter

Peace and order Programs of the Police Personel in the Municipality

of Sigma Capiz for the Year 2009 Ms. Leira Bermudo 29 Manilyn deJaime

Caryn Alovera

Problems Encountered by Panitan Police Station in Conducting

Investigation at the Crime Scene Mr. Rico Infante

30 Glenn Fusin Robert Lim

Implementation of Crime Prevention Programs by the Philippine Motivational Police of

Tapaz, Capiz for the 2008

Mrs. Verna Belarmino 31 Khen Mark Ilagan Venus Inosantos

Perception of Philippine National Police Personnel on the Causes of

Crimes Against Person in the Municipality of Maayon Capiz for

the Year 2008

Ms. Vivian Alejaga

S No. THESIS STUDENT THESIS TITLE THESIS ADVISER

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Problems Encountered by the Jamindan PNP in the

Implementation of PCR Programs for the Year 2008

PSPT E. Tupaz

33 Sarah Jane Esteves Sheryl Hurtada Security Measures Adopted byCuartero National High School for the Year 2008-2009

Mr. Pederito Apuyo, Jr.

34 Jovan Andone Loven Gaan

Problems Encountered by the Sigma Police Station Personnel in

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Mr. Rico Infante

37 Jon Makiv Umiten Romel Vega

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Mr. Pederito Apuyo

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Problems encountered by the Philippine National Police Perosnnel in the Implementation of Crime Prevention at Maayon Capiz

Mr. PederitoN, Apuyo, Jr.

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57 Gerry Dellomos, Jr. John Ian Loyola Problems encountered by the LupongTagapamayapa of BArangay Barra and

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58 Ian Ray AstrolabioNeftalee Acepcion Franky Calvez

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Ms. Vivian A. Alejaga

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We applied the “informed citizen” thesis to public confidence in the police in the Philippines—a topic that has surprisingly received little research attention. We analyzed four waves of survey data from the Asian Barometer Survey (ABS), and we applied propensity score matching (PSM) method and regression models to the data. We operationalized education, interest in politics, and Internet usage as indicators of an informed citizen. We tested whether they are predictive of confidence in the police. Confidence in the Philippine police has gradually improved from 2002 to 2014. Regression analysis found that citizens with more education and more Internet usage displayed lower levels of confidence in the Philippine police. We also found that an interaction effect between education and political interests, with education having a stronger connection to confidence in the police among those with greater political interests. Our findings support the informed citizen thesis and shed new light on the study of confidence in the Philippine police.

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In other countries, the ABS surveys were conducted in slightly different years within the same wave. The first wave of surveys was carried out in 2001–2003, the second wave in 2005–2008, the third and the fourth in 2010–2012 and 2014–2016, respectively.

The variable “self-reported income status” was excluded in our later data analysis because of its high missing rate and non-significance. To ensure robustness, we fitted the models both with and without income levels, and the main findings did not differ in either condition. Data and codes are available upon request.

R package “Amelia II” employs EMB (expectation maximization with bootstrapping) methods. We reported the descriptive and regression results based on the pooled, complete data with 72,118 observations for the entire ABS data and 4800 observations from the Philippines; this means all the original data were retained in the analysis.

From the very few cases who reported “do not understand the question,” most of them are from less-educated groups (less than elementary school) or the elder cohorts. Therefore, we assume they choose this item because they sincerely do not understand and it implies, they do not use the Internet. This step is taken for ensuring higher valid response rate; and we tried both with and without these respondents, which does not change our main findings at all.

In preliminary analyses, we fitted the models with age and age’s quadric term; the results of an ANOVA showed age was sufficient.

The respondent could give the following responses as well: “Do not understand the question,” “Cannot choose,” and “Decline to answer.” These responses would be considered missing information.

Codes and results of ordered probit models are available from the authors upon request.

Codes and results are available from the authors upon request.

The variables of marital status and religious affiliation were used in the propensity score matching steps, so we included them in the descriptive analysis; they were excluded from the final regression models because of lack of significance.

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