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Excerpt from Scope and Limitation of the Study:
The research study was conducted at Metro Dagupan Colleges. The extraction of "malunggay" leaves and other chemicals was done at the laboratory room of Metro Dagupan Colleges. Malunggay leaves were used as the major variable because these plants are found everywhere. Furthermore, this research focused on studying the effect of malunggay leaves on mosquito larvae for these organisms are believed to mature into adult mosquitoes that disperse everywhere, and the larvicidal treatment helped reduce adult mosquitoes' population that becomes a pervasive outdoor pests.

The main focus of the study was to determine the Crime Incidence in Mangaldan National High School: Basis for Crime Prevention Programs. The study included; Selected 150 students of Mangaldan National High School, 10 Teachers, and 5 Admin. Staffs.

The study is inclined to test the utility of rice husk as an alternative paper material in a defined process of paper making. The researcher was conducted at Metro-Dagupan Colleges during the first semester of the school year 2016-2017.

This study was intended to discuss the installation in different public areas in Mangaldan Town Proper. This contained some information on video surveillance technology, its use and application. Furthermore, it only attempted to know the importance and the need to have CCTV in Mangaldan Town Proper. Private establishments were not included and delimitates the specification of the CCTV Camera to be installed because the research does not intend to endorse any product of CCTV.

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This study involved the Junior High School students of the Metro Dagupan Colleges Productivity High School these are Grade 7, Grade 8, Grade 9, and Grade 10. College students and Senior High School students of Metro Dagupan Colleges were not included in this study. The study was conducted at Metro Dagupan Colleges with the proper guidance and help of the High School Faculty and teachers.

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The purpose of this study is to propose an efficient computerized registration system of Metro Dagupan Colleges that will like the Accounting Section through Local Area Network (LAN). The proposed system will generate computerized registration cards, reports on enrollment, list of students by section and by subject, faculty grading sheets, and transcript of records.

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This study focused only on the effects of the console game "Clash of Clans" to the academic performance of the students of Metro Dagupan Colleges who are engaged in playing this game for us to be able to formulate suggestions to be acted upon.

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The researchers aimed to assess the performance of the traffic enforcers of Mangaldan, Pangasinan, specifically those under the Mangaldan Traffic Regulatory Group (MTRG). Officers under the Philippine National Police (PNP) and Land Transportation Office (LTO) were not included in the study as they have their own specified duties and responsibilities in terms of traffic management.

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This study involved only the selected Grade 5 teachers of Longos Proper Elementary School, San Fabian, Pangasinan, because the researchers went to gather sufficient and accurate information regarding the assessment of the teachers affecting classroom management by the Grade 5 pupils at Longos Proper Elementary School, San Fabian, Pangasinan.

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This study is centered in the development and design of the computerization project exclusively for the use of the school on its wayward to more advance technology of tracking information and other automations. Other aspects such as the school inventories of equipment/supplies are not included in our study for the reason of having not enough time to include said inventory study.

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This study focused only on the learning difficulties and factors that contribute difficulties in subtracting integers of 1st year high school Science-Based Productivity of Metro Dagupan Colleges 2nd year, 3rd year, and 4th year are excluded in this study.

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This study involved four (4) children with Special needs, one (1) SPED teacher, and eight (8) regular teacher/classroom teacher, and Administrator at Victorious Christian Academy of San Fabian Pangasinan as respondents. Normal children were not included in this study.

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The study involved all of the teachers in Baloling Elementary School who are exposed and in contact with different pupil behaviors. This focused on the different physical forms of discipline only. It will not include any kind of verbal and mental punishment. The study also only focuses on the behavior of students when they are being noisy during class.

This study is focused on analyzing all 31 poems by Santiago Villafania (1971) in his book, Balikas na Caboloan. The aim of this study is to reveal how his use of his native language and cultural heritage has transformed Pangasinan from a tangible, physical place to a state of ideology, which is Caboloan.

Using Stephen Greenblatt’s theory of New Historicism, the significance of the texts were analyzed by first, describing the values, mores and the researcher’s knowledge of the history of Pangasinan, particularly at the time indicated in the texts; second, by reflecting on how Villafania’s personal historical circumstances affected or influenced the text; and third, by identifying and appreciating the social mores that were communicated within the text.

The study shows that Villafania’s poetry was heavily influenced by his personal account or view of his environment, specifically, the place where he grew up in, Pangasinan. The practices, beliefs and ultimately, the way of life insinuated within the text are reminiscent of an older time, thus transforming Pangasinan, as we know it today, back to Caboloan.

Abstract: Languages in the Philippines, though almost all belonging to the Austronesian language family, have unique ways on how sounds and sound patterns are realized. The number of phonemic sounds varies in each language. The Pangasinan language, according to Richard Benton (1971), has five significant vowel phonemes namely /a/, / ɛ /, / ǝ /, /i/ and / ᴐ / or / ʊ / , and 13 consonant phonemes. The quality of these phonemes changes depending on the phonetic environment. This study used a scientific approach in describing the vowels of Pangasinan according to their acoustic properties and depending on the environments they are found. These environments include stressed and unstressed positions. A software program was utilized to analyze the individual characteristics of these vowels. In general, this study contributes to the production and development of educational materials in teaching the Pangasinan language to its native speakers, and even to interested second language learners.

The intent of this paper is to present an argument for the position that the decadence of anlong (poetry) in Pangasinan was due to the fact that the vernacular writers were more attuned to prose writing since Pangasinan was elevated into the rank of liturgical and literary language in the nineteenth century by the Dominican missionaries. The vernacular was first consciously used for political, social and cultural values after the Spanish Era in the writings of the zarzuelistas (1900s- 1930s) up to the time of the novelists (1930s-1960s).