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political self Flashcards

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It pertains to an individual’s identity and sense of belonging within a community or country. It also involves one’s engagement within the political sphere, which encompasses one’s political
beliefs, values, affiliations, as well as his or her understanding of societal structures and systems.

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political self

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The Filipino based on the 1987 Constitution

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  • Someone who is a citizen of the Philippines at the time of the adoption of the Constitution
  • Someone whose father or mother are citizens of the Philippines
  • Someone born before January 17, 1973, of Filipino mother, who elect Philippine citizenship upon reaching the age of majority
  • Someone naturalized in accordance of the law
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is someone born in the Philippines and with Filipino blood

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natural-born Filipino

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a foreigner who has undergone a judicial act that gave him or her the privileges of a Philippine citizen.

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naturalized Filipino

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5
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Where children are taught to value and give primary importance to the family

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home environment

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Depending on one another to survive

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social environment

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Openness to foreign elements with no basic consciousness of Filipino’s cultural core

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culture and language

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The colonization of the Philippines was the culprit for the Filipino’s colonial mentality.

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History

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Schools are highly authoritarian, where students are taught to be passive and to conform to authorities.

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Educational System

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Filipinos are forced to work hard and take risk due to the economic situation of the Philippines.

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economic environment

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Government structures and systems are fraught with problems like corruption

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political environment

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12
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It reinforces colonial mentality through emphasizing the superiority of imported brands.

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mass media

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13
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Filipinos have high respect for authorities.

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leaders and role models

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  • Filipino’s openness, helpfulness, and generosity through the practice of bayanihan and hospitality
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PAKIKIPAGKAPWA-TAO

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  • A genuine love for the family
  • Giving honor and respect to parents and elders, care for the children, generosity toward kin, and personal sacrifices for the welfare of the family
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FAMILY ORIENTATION

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  • Cheerful and fun-loving, which are
    demonstrated through various fiestas and social gatherings
  • Always finding a reason to smile or laugh
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JOY AND HUMOR

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  • Ability to overcome life’s challenges
  • Tremendous in adjusting and adapting to any circumstances
  • Can improvise and make use of whatever is at hand to create and produce
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FLEXIBILITY, ADAPTABILITY, AND
CREATIVITY

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  • Willingness to take risks and work in other countries
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HARD WORK AND INDUSTRY

19
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  • Bahala na mindset, which serves as a “kickstarter” or “pampalakas loob” to move him or her into action
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FAITH AND RELIGIOSITY

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  • “matutong mamaluktot habang maikli pa ang kumot”
  • Can endure, make do, and get by on so little while looking forward to the coming of better days
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ability to survive

21
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Palakasan system, where people get special treatment from “inside connections”

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Extreme personalism

22
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Concern for the community and for the common good is less important

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Extreme family-centeredness

23
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ningas cogon & filipino time

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Lack of discipline

24
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a person starts with full enthusiasm and interest, but no sooner has it started that the enthusiasm and interest just as soon dies down

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ningas cogon

25
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arrive or start late

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Filipino time

26
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Because of the strong reliance on leaders and the government, people do not feel the need to initiate or contribute to the solution.

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Passivity and lack of
initiative

27
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Love for anything foreign

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Colonial mentality

28
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  • Extreme personalism and extreme family-centeredness
  • Being insensitive to the common good
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kanya-kanya syndrome

29
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“Madaling makalimot” or have a short memory

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Lack of self-analysis
and self-reflection

30
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It is a government in which the supreme power is vested and exercised by the people directly or indirectly through a system of representations, usually involving periodically held free elections.

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Democracy

31
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democracy: Rule by the people through ??? and ??? ???
and other forms of participations

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free and fair; elections

32
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Democracy: The use of the ??? to limit government by law

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Constitution

33
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Democracy: (3) of an individual

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Freedom, quality, and dignity

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