This justified that both tattoo enthusiasts and non

tattoos as something as a representation. This justified that both tattoo
enthusiasts and non-tattoo-enthusiasts, amongst a hundred (100)
respondents, decided upon agreeing that tattoos could be a
representation of a culture or a tribal group(s).
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Figure 4.12 Frequency and Percentage distribution on the assessment
of the respondents if they think tattoos can be a memorial thing to
commemorate someone or something.
In this figure, majority of the tattoo enthusiast respondents,
mainly twenty-six (26), strongly agreed with the statement that tattoos
can be a memorial thing to commemorate someone or something.
While, twenty-two (22) agreed with the statement that it could also be
a reason for why people have or get a tattoo(s). Still, there are two (2)
who disagreed and none of the tattoo enthusiasts strongly disagreed.
On the other hand, sixteen (16) amongst fifty (50) non-tattoo-
enthusiasts strongly agreed with the abovementioned statement and
twenty-eight (28) of the non-tattoo-enthusiasts agreed with the
statement. While, there are five (5) who disagreed and only one (1)
who strongly disagreed which overall, vindicated the results that
tattoo-enthusiasts agreed with the statement as well as the non-tattoo-
enthusiasts despite not being a supporter of tattoos.
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Figure 4.13 Frequency and Percentage distribution on the assessment
of the respondents if they think that tattoos are to identify one’s
identity.
The statistics displays that eighteen (18) tattoo enthusiast
respondents strongly agreed and believed that tattoos are used to
identify one’s identity. Besides that, twenty-three (23) amongst fifty
(50) tattoo enthusiasts agreed also with the statement. Following with
seven (7) tattoo enthusiasts who disagreed and two (2) who strongly
disagreed with the statement. On the other hand, with twelve (12) and
eighteen (18) non-tattoo-enthusiast respondents overall agreed with
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the statement. Whilst, eighteen (18) disagreed and three (3) strongly
disagreed with the said statement. Hence, this data justified that tattoo
enthusiasts strongly believed and stand with their opinions as people
who supports with tattooing and not withstanding being non-
supporters’ majority of non-tattoo-enthusiasts still agreed also with the
statement.
Figure 4.14 Frequency and Percentage distribution on the assessment
of the respondents if they think that tattoos show that one is different
from others.
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In figure 4.14, it shows that ten (10) tattoo enthusiast
respondents chose to strongly agree with the statement and seventeen
(17) agreed. Whereas, eighteen (18) disagreed and the other five (5)
strongly disagreed. Conversely, three (3) of non-enthusiasts chose to
strongly agree that tattoos show one is different from others and
likewise with tattoo enthusiasts, seventeen (17) said they agreed with
the statement. While majority of non-enthusiasts, mainly twenty-one
(21) disagreed and nine (9) strongly disagreed. Generally, the figure
displays that both tattoo enthusiasts and non-enthusiasts mainly
disagreed that tattoos make one differ from others.