Political

Question 1

ordered, subjective realm of politics

Answer 1

Political self

Question 2

• includes values, cognitions, perceptions, attitudes and behavioral dispositions

Answer 2

Political self

Question 3

-individual members interpret political institutions and processes, and their own relationship with such institutions and processes

Answer 3

Political self

Question 4

Developing a filipino identity 3 factors

Answer 4

1. Individual factor
2. Institutional factor
3. Community factor

Question 5

• include one’s attitudes and values

Answer 5

Individual factor

Question 6

• there is the presence of dualism which highlights the contradiction between self-interest and the good of the community
• attitudes change due to events that sweep the nation and due to involvement in service-oriented activities

Answer 6

Individual factor

Question 7

Examples of institutional factor

Answer 7

School
• Family
• Media
• Church
• Government
• Non-government and People’s Organization

Question 8

The degree (or lack) of identification with the nation depends, among others, on the type of community to which one belongs and the extent to which it is served by, or benefits from, instruments of the state
-Religion (“Filipina” connotes “Christian”)
- Language (i.e.. use of English) as the privileged medium of official and private transactions
-Absence or presence of social requisites for the exercise of citizenship and democracy

Answer 8

Community factors

Question 9

is about individual liberty as well as collective self-governance

Answer 9

Democratic culture

Question 10

——————-&——-gives us the right to vote, privileges to all we have worked for

Answer 10

Economic rights and social responsibility

Question 11

4 Examples of ways on how to be a good Filipino:

Answer 11

Be an active Filipino citizen
 Study the Philippine history
Support local products o and Speak the Filipino language
4.Do not spread fake news and be democratic in engaging with dissent