Acknowledgement

To our beloved almighty God thank you for giving us

strength and determined heart so we finish this project. To our
parent support me and providing the money to research
project and to our classmate that they give their opinions to
make research. And the most is teacher that they sharing their
knowledge with us that they explain of the research paper do it
properly.
 Chapter 1
PROBLEM

INTRODUCTION

Cigarette smoking is the largest preventable risk factor for morbidity and mortality in

developed countries. Daily smokers smoke cigarette to maintain nicotine levels in the brain

primarily to avoid the negative effects of nicotine withdrawal, but also to modulate mood

regular smokers exhibit higher and lower levels of stress and arousal respectively / than non

smoker as will as higher impulsivity and necroticim trait values. Nicotine dependence in thhe

single most common psychiatric diagnoses in the Philippines and substance abused major

depretion and anxiety disorders are the most precalent psychiatric amorbid condition

associated with nicotine dependence .Studies in twins have implicated genetic factor that

explain most of the variability in vulnerability to smoking and in persistence of the smoking

phenotype. Andrew W. Bergen , Neil Caporosa JNCI : Journal of the National Cancer Institute ,

Volume 91 , Issue 16 , 18 August 1999 , page 1365 , 1375.

Thesis Statement/problem:

Smoking can have negative health effects on the smoker.

OBJECTIVES:

1. To identify the cause of cigarette smoking.

2. To determine the rate of cigarette smoking.

3. To inform the other people about the cause of cigarette smoking.

Scope and Delimitation:

This study focused on the cigarette users of CNHS Grade-11 Exuberance and the

Effect of cigarette smoking.

Research Question:

1. What is the cigarette?

2. What is the effect of cigarette?

3. Why people using cigarette?

 CHAPTER 2

REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE

LOCAL

The review of related literature for this study focused more on the
smoking bans or other countries and its effect of the perceptions and smoking
behavior of people. The review includes both local and international study.
The researcher believes that the following studies are very much related to
the problem. Thus providing other possible additional effect of the smoking
ban to the smoking behavior to the targets respondents.

FOREIGN LITERATURE

Smoking is the practices of inhaling Tobacco from the pipe or cigarette.

The custom to smoking tobacco is through to have started in the America. In
the late 1400s English and Spanish returning from the new world brought
back to Europe the custom of pipe smoking , which they had learn from
Indians. Cigarette smoking may have started among the Aztecs of Mexico,
whose smoke shredded Tobacco inside com husks. Until the 1900s Tobacco
was use meanly in cigars, showing tobacco and snood. Later cigarette smoking
became popular and increase sharply after world war one (1918) and again
after world war two (1995).
 In 1964 United States public health services release a landmark
document smoking in health: Report of the advisory committee to surgeon
general, which concluded that smoking a major cause of cancer of the long,
mouth and throat . Since the researcher have shown the each year cigarette
smoking more than 300,000 premature deaths in the United States alone.
Principally from the heart disease, cancer and chronic (long-lasting)
obstructive lung disease, such as emphysema, in 1965, congress adapted
legislation requiring that all cigarette packages carry a warning about the
health hazards of smoking. Cigarette advertisement on radio and television
has been banned since 1970.

One of the more recent , concerned about smoking is the effect of

tobacco smoke on nonsmoker (“passive or in voluntary” smoking) the 1986
surgeon general report , the health of consequences of in voluntary smoking ,
came to 3 major conclusion : (1) in voluntary smoking in a cause of disease ,
including lung cancer.

Household smoking bans and adolescents perceived prevalence of

smoking and social acceptability of smoking.

Household smoking bans are recommended to decrease the visibility of

cigarette smoking and also to initiate nonsmoking social patters and parental
attitudes towards the sector of youth, which may serve as mediators to reduce
smoking initiation. Measures of tobacco-related social norms such as
perceived smoking prevalence [14-23] and the perceived social acceptability
of smoking have been shown to be strong predictors of adolescent smoking of
smoking initiation. Furthermore, recent studies also show that peer and
parental smoking as well as parental anti-smoking behavior. With those
studies being present as an additional guide to this study, this paper aims to
assess the relationship of household smoking bans on adolescent perceived
prevalence of adult and youth smoking, as well as their perception of adult
disapproval of adult and youth smoking. The method yes for this study is a
telephone survey. A random sample of 38-31. Massachusetts adolescent
(between 12-17 years old) are being assessed by the cigarette smoking.

DEFINITION OF TERMS

Ammonia- a colorless substance with a very sharp smell that is present in

cigarette smoke. Boosts nicotine in take.

Asthma-an upper respiratory in which the bronchial tubes become inflamed ,

as a result of cigarette smoking , which causes them to narrow affect the
breathing.

Benzene- a substance found the cigarette smoke which is categorized as a

carcinogen. It is listed as a cause of Leukemia and other blood related career.

Bronchitis- an inflammation of the two small air ways from the wind pipe to
the lungs.

Cancer-often referred to the in the singular them are many different forms of
cancer.
 CHAPTER 3

METHODOLOGY

Methods of research

The researcher use Quantitative form in this research. Quantitative form

involves the recording of data , analysis and interpretation. The kind of
Quantitative research use in the survey methods which made use of a
questionnaire where in participant answer question administered through
opened format questionnaire.

Data Gathering

Table 1

QUESTION ANSWER TOTAL INTERPRETATION

1. Do you smoke YES 3 3 of the
even if you are so NO 2 respondents
ill that you are in answer yes and 2
bed most of the of the respondents
day? answer no.
60% of the
respondents
smoke even they
are so ill , only
20% of
respondents did
not.
Table 2

QUESTION ANSWER TOTAL INTERPRETATION

2. How old were 7-12 0 80% of
you tried 13-16 4 respondents
smoking even a 17 above 1 smoke when they
single puff? are 13-16 and
20% of the
respondents
smoke when he is
17.

Table 3

QUETION ANSWER TOTAL INTERPRETATION

3. Is a cigarette YES 3 60% of
feels good in the NO 2 respondents
mouth? answers cigarette
feel good in the
mouth while 20%
does not.

Table 4

QUETION ANSWER TOTAL INTERPRETATION

4. While your NONE 1 20% of
growing up , how 1 ABOVE 4 respondents
many of your answers none
parent smoke at while 80% answer
all? 1 above.
Table 5

QUETION ANSWER TOTAL INTERPRETATION

5. Do you feel YES 5 100% of
relaxed while NO 0 respondents feel
smoking? relaxed while
smoking.

Table 6

QUETION ANSWER TOTAL INTERPRETATION

6. As a teen , do YES 0 100% of
you think you NO 5 respondents
have a healthy doesn’t think they
lifestyle? have healthy
lifestyle.

Table 7

QUETION ANSWER TOTAL INTERPRETATION

7. As a teen did a YES 1 20% of
doctor talk to you NO 4 respondents talk
about the hazards to them while
of smoking? 80% does not.

Table 8

QUETION ANSWER TOTAL INTERPRETATION

8. While you YES
growing up , did NO
your parents ever
talk to you about
the hazards of
smoking?

Table 9

QUESTION ANSWER TOTAL INTERPRETATION

9. If you use Happy 2 40% respondents
cigarette what Cool 3 said that they feel
did you feel? happy while 60%
of respondents
said that they are
cool.

Table 10

QUESTION ANSWER TOTAL INTERPRETATION

10. Are you YES 5 100% of
comfortable NO 0 respondents feel
when you use comfortable when
cigarette? they use cigarette.

Data Interpretation

The researcher observed that the respondents answer yes if they use cigarette

They feel relaxed her feeling while they smoke and they are not aware the

Effect of smoking and about the hazards of smoking and the cigarette can

Cause death and cancer. And using cigarette they feel cool in her and to be

A happy. 90% of respondents are using cigarette while 20% are not using cigarette.
 CHAPTER 4

SUMMARY

Smoking is a habit which individuals find difficult to quit. Many people

make preparation for months in their effort to get rid of the habit, making
painstaking plans to eliminate their dependence on nicotine. However making
an effort to give up the habit of smoking all on a sudden is far more likely to
yield satisfactory results.

Spontaneous efforts to end the habit of smoking have a greater rate of

success in comparison to planned attempts made by individuals to give up the
habit.

CONCLUSION

The cigarette can cause death and cancer in our body and the cigarette
damage our body and also our future/dreams in life that we cannot reach our
dream because of cigarette that is why we student focus our study that we
reach our goal in life. We need to take care of our life because without life we
have no success in life.
 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

REGION 10

DIVISION OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL

IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT IN

PRACTICAL RESEARCH PAPER

EFFECT OF CIGARETTE SMOKING AMONG

THE STUDENT IN GRADE 11-EMENENCE

OF CONSUELO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

SUBMITTED TO:

MRS. ALMAMINA A. ABUDA

SUBMITTED BY:

CYNTHIA JAGAPE
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER 1
Introduction……………………………………………………………….

Thesis Statement………………………………………………………..

Objective……………………………………………………………………

Scope & Delimitation………………………………………………….

Research Question……………………………………………………..

CHAPTER 2
Review of Related Literature………………………………………

Definition of Terms…………………………………………………….

CHAPTER 3
Data Gathering……………………………………………………………

Data analysis and Interpretation………………………………….

CHAPTER 4
Summary……………………………………………………………………

Conclusion………………………………………………………………….

CHAPTER 5
Bibliography……………………………………………………………...
 References…………………………………………………………………

Documentation…………………………………………………………..

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