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User: 1.1 Background of the Study 
This chapter presents the introduction of the study, which contains the Background of the study, Statement of the problem, Research objective, Research hypothesis, Significance of the study Scope and Delimitations of the study and Definition of terms.  
 
Cancel culture has become a prevalent phenomenon in today's society, where individuals are ostracized or boycotted for their actions or beliefs deemed unacceptable by the public. In the context of Calamba, Misamis Occidental, this research aims to explore the correlation between cancel culture targeting the LGBTQ+ community and its impact on their self-confidence and well-being. The LGBTQ+ community faces unique challenges and discrimination, and the effects of cancel culture on their mental health and self-esteem are worth investigating. 
 
Cancel culture has the potential to worsen these challenges by amplifying negative perceptions and ostracizing individuals. The unfair treatment received by LGBTQ+ individuals by getting canceled are much worse compared to a heterosexual being. According to a new United Nations Study (2018) 30 percent of LGBTQ+ members reportedly being harassed, bullied, and discriminated while at work because of their sexual orientation, gender identity, and expression. 
 
This also includes the passing of an Act Prohibiting Discrimination on the basis of Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, or Expression (SOGIE), which was passed 19 years ago but is currently being developed and has not yet been put into law (de Guzman, 2019). This act aims to protect LGBTQ+ individuals from discriminatory acts, this also reach on its third and final reading in the House Of Representatives (Cupin, 2017). In this generation where people should accept the "new beautiful" doesn't really improved their mindset to indulge themselves to accept the rights of LGBTQ+ members. Understanding how cancel culture affects the self-confidence and well-being of LGBTQ+ individuals in Calamba, Misamis Occidental, can provide valuable insights for creating supportive and inclusive environments.  Make it short explaination that straight to the point
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This study examines the impact of cancel culture on the LGBTQ+ community in Calamba, Misamis Occidental, focusing on its effects on self-confidence and well-being. Cancel culture involves ostracizing individuals for perceived unacceptable actions or beliefs, which can exacerbate the discrimination faced by LGBTQ+ individuals. A United Nations study (2018) found that 30% of LGBTQ+ members experience harassment and discrimination at work due to their sexual orientation and gender identity.

Despite the existence of the Act Prohibiting Discrimination based on Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, or Expression (SOGIE), which has been in development for 19 years, societal acceptance remains limited. This research aims to shed light on how cancel culture influences the mental health and self-esteem of LGBTQ+ individuals, ultimately providing insights for fostering more inclusive environments.
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This study explores the effects of cancel culture on the LGBTQ+ community in Calamba, Misamis Occidental, specifically its impact on self-confidence and well-being. Cancel culture can worsen discrimination, with a UN study (2018) revealing that 30% of LGBTQ+ individuals face workplace harassment due to their identity. Despite the pending SOGIE Act aimed at protecting LGBTQ+ rights, societal acceptance remains low. This research seeks to understand how cancel culture affects the mental health of LGBTQ+ individuals, offering insights for creating more inclusive environments.
User: 1.5   Significance of the Study 
This study explores the significant impact on Cancel Culture on LGBTQ+ individuals compared to their heterosexual counterparts, focusing on the multiple effects on their mental health, social and cultural awareness, and work opportunities.  
 
It understands how Cancel Culture uniquely affects LGBTQ + individuals leading them to defend their identities and increased vulnerability to social pressure. It also influences professional opportunities such as experiencing job loss, reduced networking opportunities, and workplace discrimination. Policymakers can possibly raise this problem to our government and have the possibility to hear our voices through our concerns and complaints. However, in mental health aspect it is also crucial to quantify the mental health effects of cancel culture on LGBTQ+ individuals including anxiety, depression, and feelings of isolation. In this way, this research can inform mental health professionals about the specific needs and risks facing the LGBTQ+ community. Additionally, the findings can guide some community organizations in developing targeted support programs that address the unique challenges posed by cancel culture to LGBTQ+ individuals. In this way we can raise awareness about differential impacts of cancel culture to LGBTQ+ individuals compared to heterosexual counterparts, this will guide them with deeper understanding of societal biases. Lastly, this investigation is also crucial for informing policies and practices that promote equity, equality inclusivity, and social justice.  Make it straight to the point and use simple words that are understandable
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This study highlights the significant effects of cancel culture on LGBTQ+ individuals compared to heterosexuals, focusing on mental health, social awareness, and job opportunities. It examines how cancel culture makes LGBTQ+ individuals more vulnerable to social pressure and affects their ability to defend their identities. 

The research aims to quantify the mental health impacts, such as anxiety, depression, and isolation, helping mental health professionals understand the specific needs of the LGBTQ+ community. It can also guide community organizations in creating support programs that address these unique challenges. 

By raising awareness of the different impacts of cancel culture, this study can help inform policymakers and promote equity, inclusivity, and social justice for LGBTQ+ individuals.
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Assistant: *Significance of the Study*

This study examines the effects of cancel culture on LGBTQ+ individuals compared to heterosexuals, focusing on mental health, social awareness, and job opportunities. It aims to quantify mental health impacts like anxiety and depression, helping professionals understand the needs of the LGBTQ+ community. 

The findings can guide community organizations in developing support programs and raise awareness of the unique challenges faced by LGBTQ+ individuals. Ultimately, this research seeks to inform policies that promote equity, inclusivity, and social justice.
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User: The hypothesis for this research is that LGBTQ+ individuals are more likely to encounter incidents of cancel culture compared to their heterosexual counterparts. This increased vulnerability to cancel culture can result in greater difficulties in securing and maintaining professional opportunities. Consequently, these challenges may lead to more pronounced negative effects on the mental health of LGBTQ+ individuals. 
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Assistant: The hypothesis of this research is that LGBTQ+ individuals face cancel culture more often than straight individuals. This increased risk can make it harder for them to find and keep jobs. As a result, these challenges may have a bigger negative impact on their mental health.
User: The hypothesis for this research is that LGBTQ+ individuals are more likely to encounter incidents of cancel culture compared to their heterosexual counterparts. This increased vulnerability to cancel culture can result in greater difficulties in securing and maintaining professional opportunities. Consequently, these challenges may lead to more pronounced negative effects on the mental health of LGBTQ+ individuals. 
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