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| Determining Factors Affecting the Decision Making Among the Hospitality and Tourism Management Students towards the Vaccination Program of Gordon College
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Lazaro, Mark Alvin V., DBA; Albino, Leofred F.; Barretto, Daniel Jhon A.; Daquilanea, Rysen Lance D.; Decori?a, Richelle Ann; Zapata, Mary Antonette T.
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Abstract:
This study was conducted to determine the factors that affect the decision making of CHTM students towards the vaccination program of Gordon College. The investigation made use of descriptive correlational-survey among 138 students and frequency, percentage, weighted mean, chi-square test, ANOVA test, and t-test were the statistical tools used in the study. Results showed that the highest frequency in terms of course and year which has 54 respondents are from BSHM Level 3. In average, male and female respondents are under the age bracket 21 to 25 years old. Respondents agreed that all of them are vaccinated; some are under Gordon College's vaccination program while some are vaccinated outside the program. Most of the respondents received the Pfizer vaccine followed by Moderna, Sinovac, Astrazeneca, and J&J vaccine as the lowest. The study showed the determining factors of the students through the data use, safety and health concerns, and knowledge and awareness were observed as "strongly agree". For, adverse effect was observed as "disagree" while allergy/comorbidity was observed as "strongly disagree". Program to ensure and comprehend student vaccination program decision-making. Based on the conclusions, recommendations were made in terms of consultation for students, conducting webinar or seminar at least once a year to regain the student's knowledge and awareness and answer all their safety and health related questions towards the vaccine, eliminating misinformation or disinformation, and conducting a mass covid-19 booster shots for all the students of Gordon College for extra protection and safety of each and every one inside the campus.
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