Statement of the Problem:
To determine and compare the perception of the male and female first year UP high students(AY 2011-2012) towards the Philippine Mcdo bf-gf tv commercial.
Specifically, it aims to answer the following:
1.To determine the general message of the mcdo bf-gf tv commercial based on students’ interpretation
a.Male perspective
b. Female perspective
2. To know how the characters affect the perception of the students on the TV Commercial. Were the chosen characters appropriate?
a. Male perspective
b. Female perspective
3. To determine the evaluation of students on the storyline of the tv commercial
a. Male perspective
b. Female perspective
4. To know the assessment of students on whether the Mcdo bf-gf tv commercial is (still) suitable for TV airing (or for general audience)
a. Male perspective
b. Female perspective
5. To find out if there is a difference (between the male and the female respondents) on the perception of the students towards the McDo bf-gf tv commercial.
6. To determine if there is a significant relationship between the gender of the respondents and their perception on the McDo 'bf-gf' tv commercial.
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