COPING STRATEGIES OF AMA COMPUTER LEARNING CENTER STUDENTS DURING ONLINE CLASS Data Gathering Procedure a. General Procedures The researchers will first make a thorough study on the topic and conclude the target participants. They will then make the data gathering instrument that will consist of a consent form and a semi-structured interview guide. Once approved by the research adviser, the researchers can begin finding participants and conduct the online interview. After all the data needed are gathered, the researchers will analyze the data. b. Sampling Procedure The researchers will use simple random sampling wherein respondents are selected using a random number generator.15 respondents will be randomly selected in each Grade 12 section of AMA Computer Learning Center (ACLC). c. Data Gathering Instruments The researchers will make use of an interview guide as the research instrument. Considering the ongoing pandemic, it will be distributed and done via online. The instrument will include questions that are significant to the study. It will ask the respondents if they manifest symptoms of cabin fever and what they did in order to overcome it. The instrument will be divided into two parts: a consent form and the interview guide. d. Data Analysis The data gathered will be analyzed using the content analysis method. This method will be useful in interpreting how Grade 12 students of AMA Computer Learning Center (ACLC) cope up with their strategies during the COVID-19 pandemic. The data gathered will then be summarized to gain the general idea based on the students’experiences. Samples and Sampling Technique Conducting a research about a group of people, it’s rarely possible to collect data from every person in that group. Instead, select the SAMPLE. The SAMPLE is the group of individuals who will actually participate in the research. The researcher has chosen 15 senior high school students who are currently enrolled in AMA Computer Learning Center. These choses respondents are taking up General Academic Strand. The respondents awere chosen using Stratified Sampling Technique. The researcher used Stratified Sampling Technique to gather these 15 senior high school students who are with the same strand in the same school.