Reyes, Ruth S.

Effectiveness Of Thie Communication Strategies In The Mswdo Livelihood Program For Solo Parents [manuscript] / Reyes, Ruth S. - Magalang, Pampanga : Pampanga State Agricultural University, June 2023. - xiv, 164 2023 ; 28 cm + 1computer disc (4 3/4 inch)

ABSTRACT EFFECTIVENESS OF THIE COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES IN THE MSWDO LIVELIHOOD PROGRAM FOR SOLO PARENTS RUTH SABINO REYES Pampanga State Agricultural University Bachelor of Science in Development Title Researcher School Degree Communication Date Completed Adviser July, 2022 Clarklouis C. Sanchez The general objective of this study is to evaluate the effectiveness of communication strategies employed by the Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office Livelibood Program for Solo Parents. It also identificd the respondents' socio- demographic profile (age, sex, monthly income and educational attainment), their frequency of exposure to the communication strategies. Additionally, the socio- demographic profile versus perceived eflfectiveness; frequency of exposure to perceived effectiveness. A quantitative approach using a survey questionnaire was disseminated to 72 beneficiaries from Barangay San Jose Floridablanca, Pampanga. Statistical tools like the percentage for the respondents' socio-demographic profiles, frequency of distribution for the effectiveness; and Pearson Chi-square test to analyze the correlation between the respondents' socio-demographic profile versus perceived effectiveness; frequency of exposure versus perceived effectiveness. Findings of the study have revealed that the respondents are always exposed to the communication strategies employed by the Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office Livelihood Program for Solo Parents. Pearson chi-square test revealed that there is a high significant relationship between respondents' frequency of exposure and the effectiveness of the communication strategies employed in the Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office Livelihood Program for Solo Parents. Since the communication strategies have been proven effective, the MSWD should continue to incorporate the existing communication strategies for future livelihood programs.