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Conceptual Framework

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Conceptual framework Iv-mod-dv FIGURE 1. CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK The figure presents the conceptual paradigm of the study indicating the independent variable and dependent variable. On the left hand side of the framework includes the independent variables of the study, namely the student’s stress levels, anxiety levels, family background, financial capability, learning atmosphere, along with certain post-pandemic school regulations. On the other hand, the dependent variable of the study is the perceived academic capabilities of senior high school students of HUMSS-12 at San Jose City National High School. In the middle, however, there exists the moderator variable “Emotional Intelligence,” which may affect the outcome of the dependent variable.

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Conceptual framework
Iv-mod-dv
FIGURE 1. CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
The figure presents the conceptual paradigm of the study indicating the independent variable and
dependent variable.
On the left hand side of the framework includes the independent variables of the study, namely the
students stress levels, anxiety levels, family background, financial capability, learning atmosphere,
along with certain post-pandemic school regulations. On the other hand, the dependent variable of
the study is the perceived academic capabilities of senior high school students of HUMSS-12 at San
Jose City National High School. In the middle, however, there exists the moderator variable “Emotional
Intelligence,” which may affect the outcome of the dependent variable.