UNIT VIII. FILIPINO PERSONALITY THEORY

Question 1

Pioneer in the development of an indigenous point of view in psychology

Answer 1

VIRGILIO GASPAR ENRIQUEZ

Question 2

is best described as personhood and posited the shared humanity and the kapwa psychology of the Filipino

Answer 2

Pagkatao

Question 3

refers to theories and research on the social psychology of theFilipino done by both foreign and local researches.

Answer 3

Sikolohiyang Panlipunan ng Pilipino

Question 4

This follows the tradition of Wilhelm Wundt and is essentially the American-oriented western psychology being studied in the Philippines.

Answer 4

Academic scientific psychology(akademiko-siyentipikal na sikolohiya).

Question 5

This filiation was started by the Dominican priest-professors in the Pontifical University of Santo Tomas. This tradition is mainly focused on rational psychology.

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Academic philosophical psychology(akademiko-pilosopiya na sikolohiya)

Question 6

The tradition with which Philippine psychology is primarily concerned. This refers to the indigenous concepts that are studied using indigenous psychological orientations and methodologies.

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Ethnic psychology(taal na sikolohiya).

Question 7

The tradition that fuses native healing techniques and explains it in an indigenous religious context.

Answer 7

Psycho-medical psychology(sikolohiyang siko-medikal)

Question 8

The researcher engages in a story-telling with an umpukan.

Answer 8

Pakikipagkwentuhan

Question 9

The researcher stays in the house of his kalahok

Answer 9

Panunuluyan

Question 10

The researcher occasionally visits the house of his host or tulay.

Answer 10

Pagdadalaw-dalaw

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The researcher undergoes a kind of questioning session with his kalahok.

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Pagtatanung-tanong

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The researcher employs entirely his own feelings or emotions to justify if his kalahok are ready to be part of his research or not

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Pakikiramdam

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The researcher employs groping or a mixture of feelings as well as circumstances, to justify his intrusion into the life of his kalahok.

Answer 13

Pakapa-kapa

Question 14

3 Filipino thinking behavior

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1. Love for poetic speech
2. Scientific mind
3. Imitation.

Question 15

following the lead of suggestion of another, concession in other words.

Answer 15

Pakikisama

Question 16

stating of an unpleasant truth, opinion or request as pleasantly as possible

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Euphemism

Question 17

embarrassment, complaint or decision is often conveyed via a midldleman so as to avoid the shame of a face to face encounter

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Go-between

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a recognition of shared identity and foundation of human values.

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Kapwa

Question 19

Levels of interaction: Ibang tao(other people, outsider)

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1. Pakikitungo
2. Pakikisalamuha
3. Pakikilahok
4. Pakikibagay
5. Pakikisama

Question 20

Levels of interaction: Hindi ibang tao(not other people, one of us)

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1. Pakikipagpalagayang loob
2. Pakikisangkot
3. Pagkaisa

Question 21

shared inner perception

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Pakiramdam

Question 22

norm of reciprocity

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Utang na loob

Question 23

a form of coping mechanism which is flexible and objective.

Answer 23

Biro or joke

Question 24

lambing behavior is more likely to be observed in situations where pakikisama is operative.

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Lambing or sweetness

Question 25

is the behavioral pattern and phenomenological feeling most frequently associated with perceived disregard for utang na loob.

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Tampo or caress-resent/disappoint

Question 26

the determination at the facee of uncertainty

Answer 26

Bahala na