vol. 16, no. 4 (2025)
DAVAO RESEARCH JOURNAL


Description

The Davao Research Journal (DRJ) is an Open Access (OA), free of charge journal, subsidized by the Davao Oriental State University as its flagship multidisciplinary journal that is edited by head of the Journal Publication and Development Unit of the university. It publishes peer-reviewed articles of original investigations not published elsewhere except as a brief abstract in a scientific meeting, proceedings or symposium. It aims to publish articles online on all work and studies on applied or scientific research in Agriculture, Aquaculture, Biology, Biodiversity, Ecology, Ecosystems, Education, Environmental Science, Farming practices, Fisheries, Gender, Humanities, Insects, Life Sciences, Limnology, Management, Marine Sciences, Mathematics, Physics, Social Sciences, Value Chain and social-related aspects that directly or indirectly affect human populations, communities, students, and researchers. The quality of the journal is guaranteed by the Editorial Board, consisting of well-published researchers in various fields of study. DRJ publishes research in English and welcomes papers from all over the world in the topics mentioned above and endeavors to make the accepted articles immediately available online for the wider scientific community by publishing content on this platform. We adhere to the belief of making these contents openly available to thus contributing to human and scientific development.

Publisher: Davao Oriental State University


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Category: Biology | Environmental Sciences | Agriculture |

ISSN 2984-7125 (Online)

ISSN 2244-4432 (Print)

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Table of contents

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Articles


Preferred Qualities of Variety Store Owners Towards Sustainable Retailing

John Bagcal | Analiza Alilian | Sitti Sarrah Abdulkarim | Charmaine Cadagat | Sitti Safia Abdulkarim

Discipline: social work

First Evidence of Microplastic Ingestion in Commercially Consumed Marine Gastropods (Conomurex luhuanus and Canarium spp.) from Davao Gulf

Ma. Kristine Limosnero | Ana Ocenar

Discipline: environmental sciences

Belonging Matters: Pathways from Bullying and Family Support to Reading Literacy among Filipino Adolescents

Miraluna Singco

Discipline: Education

Project CONAN: Enhancing Grade 8 Students’ Retention in Learning History using Contextualized Animation

Vivien Cleire Geverola | Syrhel Embudo | Judylyn Baya | Revrev Tio

Discipline: Education

Cross-Cultural Competence and Public Service Motivation of Police Officers in Davao Oriental, Philippines

Felipe Pagluntudan Jr.

Discipline: Cultural Studies

Extension Delivery Strategies, Challenges, and Best Practices of Agricultural Extension Workers (AEWs)

Lealyn Gumban | Ardniel Baladjay

Discipline: agricultural sciences

Conservation Challenges and Local Awareness of Rafflesia magnifica in Maragusan, Davao de Oro, Philippines

Jasper Egpit | Jay Mark Bantayan | Ferdinand Bautista | Phoebe Nemenzo-Calica | Eleanor Vilela

Discipline: environmental sciences

Baseline Assessment of Seagrass Abundance and Community Structure in the Coastal Waters of Barangay Poblacion as Basis for Coastal Ecosystem Management in Malay, Aklan

Josave Oczon | Modesto Melden Intoy

Discipline: environmental sciences

From Rebellion to Integration: The Phenomenological Experiences of Former Rebels now Serving as CAA in Talaingod, Davao del Norte

Bismark D. Gumela

Discipline: social sciences (non-specific)

Diversity and Community Composition of Click Beetles (Coleoptera: Elateridae) in Forest Patches of Iligan City, Mindanao, Philippines

Aijelyn Pancho | Eddie Mondejar | Olive Amparado | Ruben Amparado

Discipline: environmental sciences

Artificial Intelligence (AI) Utilization as a Mediator Between Students’ Study Attitude and Mathematics Achievement

Lysander Roquero | Rain Jhon Rollon | Gemar Magbutong

Discipline: Education

The Influence of Entrepreneurial Management on Cooperative Performance of Multipurpose Cooperatives in Davao Oriental, Philippines

Jeni Nicolas | Annie Deriada

Discipline: social work