This document outlines a phenomenological study of online sabong (cockfighting) gamblers in the Philippines. It discusses theoretical frameworks of social learning theory and genetic theory. Excessive online gambling participation can lead to addiction, depression, anxiety, debt, and mood disorders. The study aims to understand motivations for joining online sabong, personal experiences, and financial management of gambling capital. It was conducted through qualitative interviews of online sabong gamblers in Barangay Quezon, Tandag City, Philippines.

1. OUT OF TEMPTATION TO ADDICTION:
A PHENOMENOLOGICAL STUDY OF
ONLINE SABONG GAMBLERS
CHAPTER 1

2. THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
 Social learning theory, proposed by
Albert Bandura
 Genetic theory, by GREGOR
MENDEL

3. CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
Excessive participation
to online gambling
• Addiction
• Depression
• Anxiety
• Sever Dept
• Mood disorder

4. Statement of the Problem
1. What motivates you to join online
sabong?
2. What are your personal encounters in
joining online sabong?
3. What is your financial management in
sourcing out your capital in gambling?

5. SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
 Gamblers
 Society
Residents of Barangay Quezon
Department of Health.
 Future Researchers

6. SCOPE
AND
LIMITATION

7. DEFINITION OF TERMS
 Addiction
 Cockfighters
 Online Gambling
 Phenomenological
 Temptation

8. QUALITATIVE RESEARCH
CHAPTER 3

9. Tabon – tabon Barangay Quezon,
Tandag City, Surigao del Sur

10. INTERVIEW

12. DATA GATHERING PROCEDURE

13. SAMPLING TECHNIQUES
 Purposive
sampling

14.  Purposive sampling

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