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~ The background of the study is centered around the consumption of caffeine among STEM (Science, Technology,
Engineering, and Mathematics) students at Lemery Senior High School. It highlights the prevalence of caffeine intake
among students and the various sources of caffeine, such as coffee, tea, and soft drinks. The study also mentions that
caffeine is known to have both positive and negative effects on cognitive and behavioral processes, including
concentration, energy levels, fatigue, and sleep problems. Additionally, it mentions the potential impact of caffeine on
academic performance.
~ The study focuses on caffeine consumption among STEM students at Lemery Senior High School. Students commonly
consume caffeine from sources like coffee, tea, and soft drinks. Caffeine has both positive effects (enhanced alertness,
improved focus) and negative effects (sleep problems, anxiety). Overconsumption may impact academic achievements,
and researchers need to explore caffeine's long-term health consequences.
• The study adopts a phenomenological approach to explore the personal experiences of STEM students with caffeine
overconsumption, aiming to understand its health consequences in depth.
• Phenomenological research design as the nature of the study was considered. This study will focus particularly on the
experiences of STEM students in consuming caffeine and its possible health consequences. Phenomenological research
design is a qualitative approach with the purpose of understanding human experiences. This approach will decipher the
behavior of the students and develop appreciation for the philosophies behind it (Neubauer et al., 2019).
• The study employs a phenomenological research design to explore the experiences of STEM students regarding
caffeine consumption and its potential health consequences. This qualitative approach aims to understand human
experiences deeply, delving into students' behaviors and appreciating the underlying philosophies.