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TTG BS Psychology (BS Psych)

Psychology thesis titles

Psychology theses usually test a relationship between two or three constructs, like stress and coping or attachment and self-esteem, using established scales. Pick constructs that have validated questionnaires, and a population you can reach in one semester. If your sample includes minors or people in distress, your title needs a matching ethics plan.

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Each suggestion comes with a short rationale, draft research questions, a suggested method and an honest note on how feasible it is, so you have something concrete to discuss with your adviser.

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Example titles for psychology students

Six titles in the shape TTG suggests. Use them to see what “specific and feasible” looks like, not as titles to submit: your adviser will want a topic that's yours.

Academic Stress, Coping Strategies and Sleep Quality Among Senior High School STEM Students in Quezon City

STEM strand students carry heavy workloads right before college entrance tests. Examining how coping relates to stress and sleep points to supports schools can offer.

Research type
Quantitative
Suggested method
Correlational survey with moderation analysis, n≈200
Feasibility
Medium feasibility. Most respondents are under 18, so parental consent adds time.
Ethics
Participants are minors: secure school and ethics committee approval, parental consent and learner assent before collecting data.

Social Media Use and Academic Procrastination Among College Students in a State University in Davao City

Students often blame social media for delayed schoolwork, but the relationship depends on how they use it. Measuring both with validated scales gives a clear, answerable question.

Research type
Quantitative
Suggested method
Descriptive-correlational survey using validated scales, n≈250
Feasibility
High feasibility. Respondents are easy to reach; choose scales validated for Filipino samples.

Perceived Parental Pressure and Self-Esteem of First-Generation College Students in CALABARZON

First-generation students often carry their family's hopes for upward mobility. Understanding how parental pressure relates to self-esteem can inform student support services.

Research type
Quantitative
Suggested method
Predictive-correlational online survey, n≈200
Feasibility
High feasibility. Recruiting across several schools online is realistic in one semester.

Lived Experiences of College Students Raised by Relatives While Their Parents Worked Overseas

Many Filipino students grew up with one or both parents working abroad. Their own accounts show how family separation shaped their relationships and independence.

Research type
Qualitative
Suggested method
Interpretative phenomenological analysis, n≈6–8
Feasibility
High feasibility. Participants are common on campus; interviews may touch on painful memories.
Ethics
Sensitive family topics: secure ethics review, allow participants to stop at any time and provide counseling referral information.

Attachment Styles and Relationship Satisfaction Among Young Adults in Long-Distance Romantic Relationships

Long-distance relationships are common among students and young workers who move for school or jobs. Testing attachment theory in this context is focused and feasible online.

Research type
Quantitative
Suggested method
Comparative online survey using validated attachment and satisfaction scales, n≈180
Feasibility
High feasibility. Easy online recruitment; screen carefully for relationship status.

Help-Seeking Attitudes and Barriers to Using Campus Mental Health Services Among Male University Students in Iloilo City

Male students are less likely to use counseling services even when they need them. Combining attitude scores with interviews shows which barriers campuses can realistically remove.

Research type
Mixed methods
Suggested method
Explanatory sequential design: survey (n≈150) then interviews (n≈10)
Feasibility
High feasibility. Coordinate with the guidance office so participants have a referral path.
Ethics
Touches on mental health: secure ethics review, and give every participant counseling referral information.