Table 1.

Sex of the Respondents

Sex Frequency Percentage

Male 7 35%
Female 13 65%
Total 20 100%
This table shows the gender of the respondents who answered our questionnaire. There are
35% of Male while Female has 65%.

Table 2. Age of the Respondents

Ages Frequency Percentage

11 1 5%
12 3 15%
13 2 10%
14 1 5%
15 11 55%
16 2 10%
Total 20 100%
This table shows the age categories of respondents who took part in the completion of the
questionnaires. The percentage of this table shows the different ages of the respondents that belong in
adolescents’ stage.

Table 3.1. Distribution of respondents that are contented on the way they look
Male Female Total Percentage
Yes 7 11 18 90%
No 0 2 2 10%
Total 7 13 20 100%
This table shows that 90% of the respondents are contented on what they look while the
remaining 10% are not.

Table 3.2. Number of respondents who would like to change their physical appearance

Male Female Total Percentage

Face 5 5 18 65%
Body 2 8 2 35%
Total 7 13 20 100%
This table shows the number of respondents who would like to change their physical
appearance. It shows that 65% of the respondents, both female and male wants to change their face
appearance while the 35% of the respondents is their body appearance.
Table 3.3. Number of respondents who said that the opinions of others are important for them

Male Female Total Percentage

A lot 2 3 5 25%
A little 2 7 9 45%
Not at all 3 3 6 30%
Total 7 13 20 100%
From this table, it shows that 45% of the respondents said that the opinions of others are a little
Important, 30% of the respondents said that the opinions of other is not important at all and 25% of the
respondents said that the opinion of others is a lot important. Most of the respondents said that the
opinion of others about their appearance is a little important.

Table 3.4. Number of respondents who felt discriminated because of their physical appearance

Male Female Total Percentage

Yes 3 5 8 40%
No 4 8 12 60%
Total 7 13 20 100%

Table 3.5. Number of respondents who have undergone diet

Male Female Total Percentage

Yes 1 4 5 25%
No 6 9 15 75%
Total 7 13 20 100%
This table is all about the number of respondents who have undergone diet. It shows that most
of the respondents had not undergone on diet and it has 25% of the respondents had undergone on
diet.

Table 3.6.

Male Female Total Percentage

Doctor 0 0 0 0
Friend 0 2 2 10%
Media 0 0 0 0
Yourself 1 2 3 15%
Total 1 4 5 25%
 This table connected to table 3.5, 15% of the 25% of respondents who had undergone diet said
that they are one who advised their selves to go on diet while the 10% of the respondents said that their
friends advised them to have a diet.

Table 3.7.

Male Female Total Percentage

Yes 1 9 10 50%
No 0 0 0 0
Total 1 9 10 50%

Table 3.8.

Male Female Total Percentage

Yes 0 0 0 0
No 0 6 6 30%
Total 0 6 6 30%

Table 3.9. Number of respondents thinks what makes a person attractive

Male Female Total Percentage

Slimness 0 0 0 0
Beauty 0 2 2 10%
Character 7 11 18 90%
Total 7 13 20 100%
This table shows that, out of 100% who answered the questionnaire, 90% of them thinks that
the character is the one who makes the person more attractive, and 10% only of the respondents said
that the beauty is make the person attractive.

Table 3.10.

Male Female Total Percentage

Someone in 3 3 6 30%
family
Actor/actress 4 7 11 55%
Top Model 0 3 3 15%
Total 7 13 20 100%
 This table shows that, 15% of the respondents answered that they wish they were like top
model, 30% of them wish they were like someone in family and most of the respondents which is 55%
answered that actor/actress they wish they were like.

Table 3.11.

Male Female Total Percentage

Yes 6 8 14 70%
No 1 5 6 30%
Total 7 13 20 100%
From this table, the 70% of the respondents thinks that the media’s representation of male/
female are a healthy image to follow while the remaining 30% thinks that it’s not.

Table 3.12.

Male Female Total Percentage

Good 6 10 16 80%
Indifferent 1 3 4 20%
Frustrated 0 0 0 0
Total 7 13 20 100%
This table shows that, 80% of the respondents feels good about their selves after reading or
watching a program full of beautiful models, and the 20% of the respondents feels indifferent about
their selves.

Table 3.13.

Male Female Total Percentage

Yes 5 11 16 80%
No 2 2 4 20%
Total 7 13 20 100%
This table shows that, most of the respondents thinks that the media’s presentation of
teenagers encourages young people to have a positive self esteem while the remaining 20% said no.

Table 3.14.

Male Female Total Percentage

A lot 0 3 3 15%
Partly 7 4 11 55%
Not at all 0 6 6 30%
Total 7 13 20 100%
From this table,