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Dissertation

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^Graduate School Centro Escolar University

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^Degree Doctor

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^Philosophy

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Flores Myrna

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March Ig?5

Republic of the Philippines Department of Education and Culture

BUREA,U OF HIGSER EDUCATION

DTSSERTATION REVTEW AND REPORT

Title: TTPERSONALITY TRAIT DYNAMIC FACTORS RELATED fO SEX PRO}4:ISCUITY OF SELECTED FEMALES IN ANGELES CITY:

PROSPECT FOR SOCTAL II{TERVENTIONII

Authors: ^RICARDO V. FLORES ^{MYRNA FLORES IRAL} Degree: Doctor of Education ^Doctor of ^Philosophy School: Centro Escolar University

No. of ^Pages - ⁵⁶⁵

fhis study is divided into two parts. The first ^part is an eff,ort to gain insight into the prychological dimensions

in predisposition to ^femal-e sex promiscuity particularly that of being a prostituter and the second part aims to find some

prospects for social intervention.

Purpose

The purpose of the study are: (f) to ^discover the

self-perception patterns of individual-s who have been identified

as sexually promiscuous for monetary consideration; '(Z) to con- pare the personality patterns of the prostitutes and non-prostitutes

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3) to ^deternine the attitude of the Citizen Leaders in the

community towards these subjects, and (4) to propose a theoretical

model for a. multiple-approach progran of social intervention whish

could be experimented upon to effect positive socialization and

thus avoid susceptibility to prostitution as well as tackle the

rehabil,itation of ^those who are already in this profession.

Problem

Two rnai-n problems vrere considered in this study:

Part I asks: ^What personality dimensions, as measured by MAT,

SV, AAI and ^SCT differentiate prostitutes and non-prostitutes?

Part II asks: ^What does the comnunity leadership of .A,ngeJ,es City do or plan to do about this ^problem?

1.O Are there significant differences in the assessment

of the prostitutes and nep-prostitutes on each of the following scales of the instrument used in this study:

1.1 Association Adjustment Inventory: Total Scoring, Psychotic Responses, Hysteric-l{on Hysteric, Passnoid-Naive, Schicophrenic-Objective, Anxious-Relaxr Juvenility, Depressed-

Optimisticr !ilithdrawal Sociable, Regid-!-lexibl-e, Impulsive-Restrained, Sociopathic-Empathetic and Psyshosomapathic-PhysicaI Cont entment.

L.2 ^Scale of Vsluss; Socia1 Acceptancel Family Solidarity, Economic-security, social Mobility. Moral Responsibility, Hupan

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Personality, Respect for Excellence, Moral Equalityr Brotherhood, Devotion to Truth, Pursuit of Happiness and Spiritual Enrichment.

I.3 Motivational Analysis Test: Career Sentinentl ^Home Parental Sentiment, Caution-Safety Erg, Narcism-iomfort Erg, Superego Sentiment, Sweetheaytr-spouse Sentinent, Self-Sentiment,

and Pugnacity-Sadisn Ergr Mating Erg and Assertiveness Erg.

L.4 Sentence Completion Test: Attitude towards l{otherr Attitude towards Father, nttitude towards Fanily, Attitude towards Men, Heterosexual Relationsl Self l'{orthl Fear and Reaction to ^Fearl Guilt and Shame, Attitu.de torvards Pastr Religiosity, Social

Acceptancel Attitude towards the Futurel Goals, Level of ^Aspiration Attitude towards Occupation and Values attached to ^Vrlork?

2.O Are there significayrt differences in the profiles of those prostitutes when grouped according to3

2.1 ^{Present Age (eighteen & below)} and ninteen & above)

2.2 G6ographic Origin (urban/sub-urban _and rural) 2.3 Marital Btatus ^(rnamied and single)?

3.O ^{Based upon} the subjectst attitude towards their present occupation and outlook of the futurel as gleaned fron the

PDS and SCTr are ^there indieations of their willingness to ^be rehabilitated? If so1 what occupation would they be wiLling to get into?

Specific _Questions for Part II

4.0 ^How much do the Citizen Leaders know about ^the prosti tut es?

5.O If the Citizens Leaders were asked to work together

with other organizations in setting up an integrated multiple-approach progran to protect the community from the adverse affects of the ^pre-

eence of prostitutes, which among the following organization would they prefer to work with?

5.1 Religious organizations 5.2 Government officials 5.7 Civic organizations 5.4 ^{Student leaders}

5.5 ^School administrators 5.6 Ameri-can Resiclenta

5.O Are there significant differences in the character descriptions given to the prostitutes by the six different organ- izations?

7.O ^Are there significant differences in the perception of the Citizen teaders relative to the following areas:

7,I ^{Allowing the presence} of the prostitutes in the communityl

?.2 Advantages due to the presence of prostitutes in the community;

?.7 Disadvantages riue to the ^presence of prostitutes in the communityl and

?.4 Problems encountered in the ^community related to the ^presence of prostituf,es?

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, B.O ^What are the preventive rneasures proposed by the Citizen leaders against the adverse effect of prostitutions for;

B.L the ^youxh . 8.2 the community?

9.0 ^Wbat is a desirable integrated ^program for social intervention which can be put up by the ^{community towards} this end?

1O.O ^What is currently being ^done in the ^community as far

as prostitution is concerned?

Eypotheses

The hypotheses are:

Part I:

1.O fhere are no signifieant differences ^between the ^mean

6cores of the prostitutes and the non-prostitutes in the ^following

scales of the instrunents used: ^{llATr SVr AAIr and SCT.}

2.O There are no sigr.ificant difference in the ^{mean scores} of the prostitutes on ^each of the variables mentioned in hypothesis 1 above when the subjects are grouped according. to:

2.L Present age (eighteen _& below) and nineteen and above)