Political self pt.4

Question 1

???? are centered around the concept of kapwa

Answer 1

Filipino values and psychology

Question 2

which refers to a shared inner self.

When someone regards another as this, they recognize a mutual sense of identity and consciousness with that person. This idea is important not just on an individual level, but also within the community.

Answer 2

kapwa

Question 3

In the Philippines, great emphasis is placed on maintaining ????. Consequently, concern for how others perceive one’s actions and thoughts strongly influences social behavior.

Answer 3

social harmony and seeking social acceptance

Question 4

3 Main Value Orientations Resulted in the Core Value of Kapwa

Answer 4

1.Filipinos love to connect, especially with people.

2. Filipinos like to experience the multidimensional wholeness of life.
3. Filipinos are highly participatory.

Question 5

Some of the positive values that Filipinos have historically held are important:

Answer 5

1.Caring for aging parents is a valued expectation.
2. Humor and positivity
3. Bahala na
4. Religion & spirituality
5. Filipino hospitality
6. Bayanihan

Question 6

The Filipino community emphasizes the family, with children typically remaining in their parents’ homes until they get married.
As a result, it’s common to see multiple generations or families living together. This emphasis on family is also evident in the high level of care nurses and caregivers.

what trait is this?

Answer 6

Caring for aging parents

Question 7

Despite frequent natural calamities, Filipinos are encouraged to remain optimistic and find the silver lining in difficult situations.

what trait is this?

Answer 7

Humor and positivity

Question 8

Filipinos value adaptability and quick thinking, which reflects a belief in a higher power and the submission of one’s fate to uncontrollable elements.

While some view this as a form of fatalistic submission, for others, it is a positive affirmation that allows them to face problems head-on.

wht trait is this?

Answer 8

Bahala na

Question 9

this traits are deeply ingrained in Filipino culture, with Catholicism and Islam having a significant influence.

? plays a big role in society and shapes the values and principles of many Filipinos.

Answer 9

Religion and spirituality

Religion

Question 10

this trait is known for being warm and welcoming. Hosts typically provide food, entertainment, and local tours to their guests. Guests are often given pasalubong, or souvenirs, to take home as a token of appreciation.

Answer 10

Filipino hospitality

Question 11

a core value in Filipino culture.

Neighbors come together to help each other and make tasks easier. This is often seen in rural areas, where entire houses are moved with the help of wooden poles carried by a group of able-bodied men while women cheer them on and celebrate afterward.

Answer 11

Bayanihan, or community spirit,

Question 12

Negative Traits of Filipinos

Answer 12

1. Crab mentality
2. Procastination/Mañana Habit
3. Bahala na/come what may
4. Hypocrisy/being two-faced
5. Ningas cogon
6. Filipino time or tardiness
7. Gossiping
8. Blaming others for mistakes

Question 13

The Filipino “??” is a harmful perspective on competition that discourages others from taking opportunities and even tries to destroy their reputation.

It sabotages others to be the only one at the top. Rather than being supportive, Filipinos should see others’ achievements as inspiration to reach their own goals and understand that everyone’s success contributes to the betterment of the country.

Answer 13

Crab Mentality

Question 14

is a behavior that slows down progress in the Philippines.

This can be seen in the many government projects left unfinished. Similarly, many individuals delay starting tasks until the deadline, which often results in poverty for years. If these projects had been completed on time, many Filipinos would have benefited.

Answer 14

Procrastination, or the “Mañana Habit,”

Question 15

??? habit is a destructive behavior in which people leave outcomes to chance rather than taking action to achieve their goals.

This can be seen in students who spend more time playing computer games than studying, hoping to pass through luck rather than hard work. It is important to understand that faith alone is not enough to achieve success and that work is necessary to accomplish one’s goals.

Answer 15

The “Bahala na” or “come what may”

Question 16

, is a negative trait that contradicts the Philippines’ claimed values of morality.

Many Filipinos try to live up to traditional societal standards but cannot do so perfectly. This can lead to a double standard, in which people condemn others for failing to meet standards they do not follow

Answer 16

Hypocrisy, or being two-faced

Question 17

is a behavior in which people enthusiastically start projects or ideas but quickly lose interest and fail to finish them. This trait can be a significant barrier to progress in the Philippines.

Answer 17

Ningas cogon

Question 18

is a negative trait associated with being late for events and activities.

This behavior can cause conflicts and discourage participation in productive activities.

Answer 18

Filipino Time or tardiness

Question 19

is a behavior in which Filipinos talk about other people’s lives, often causing side damage to relationships and reputations.

This trait is not limited to women and can be just as harmful when practiced by men.

Answer 19

Gossiping

Question 20

shows irresponsibility and destroys teamwork.

This behavior is especially harmful when practiced by public officials, as it can hinder progress in disaster relief and other critical situations.

Answer 20

Blaming others for mistakes

Question 21

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Answer 21

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