This document outlines the theoretical framework, conceptual framework, and methodology for a phenomenological study on online sabong or cockfighting gamblers in the Philippines. The study will examine how temptation with online gambling can potentially lead to addiction using social learning theory and genetics as a lens, with excessive participation linked to negative health outcomes. Qualitative data will be collected through interviews with purposively sampled online gamblers in Tabon-Tabon, Philippines to understand their experiences.

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. SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
 Gamblers
 Society
 Future Researchers

5. SCOPE
AND
LIMITATION

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

7. QUALITATIVE RESEARCH
CHAPTER 3

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

9. INTERVIEW

11. DATA GATHERING PROCEDURE

12. SAMPLING TECHNIQUES
 Purposive
sampling

13.  Purposive sampling

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