Values

Question 1

are defined as standards by which people assess desirability, goodness and beauty.

Answer 1

values

Question 2

Name the positive traits of Filipino Values

Answer 2

Close family ties and religious
hospitable
respectful
generosity and helpful
hardworking
loving and caring

Question 3

Filipinos value their
family so much that
they tend to be intact.

Answer 3

Close Family Ties and
Religious

Question 4

When one visits a
friend’s house, they
greet them with a
very warm welcome,
offer the best food…

Answer 4

Hospitable

Question 5

Children respects
elders by saying po
or opo which means
yes when answering
the elders.

Answer 5

Respectful

Question 6

This is observed when
one has nothing and they
tend to share what they
have to them.

When a neighbor is in
trouble, they are always
ready to help them.

Answer 6

Generosity and Helpful

Question 7

Filipinos are the
sweetest and
loving people
around the world.

Answer 7

Loving and
Caring

Question 8

Filipinos are willing
to work several time
to almost whole day
just to feed their
families.

Answer 8

Hardworking

Question 9

Negative Filipino
Traits

Answer 9

Fatalism
crab mentality

Question 10

An attitude wherein,
“what goes around,
comes around,”
They tend to
surrender their future
on fate.

Answer 10

Fatalism

Question 11

They tend to push each
other down for the
benefit of themselves

Answer 11

Crab Mentality

Question 12

FORCES THAT SHAPE
CONTEMPORARY PHILIPPINE
VALUES

Answer 12

The Oriental Force
The Occidental
Force

Question 13

this influences the core of
Filipino’s moral and social
conscience and cultural
identity.
It comes from the Aeta,
Indonesian, Malayan,
Hindu, Arabian and Chinese elements.

Answer 13

The Oriental Force

Question 14

these are ways of
life adapted from the
Spanish and
American culture.

Answer 14

The Occidental
Force

Question 15

Spain introduced…

Answer 15

Roman Catholicism

Fiesta

parochial school

municipal building

village plaza

compadre system.

Question 16

initiated the Filipino…

practice of extended
families.
practice of nepotism
and favoritism in the
social sphere.

Answer 16

Compadre system

Question 17

The Americans

introduced…

Answer 17

Democratic system of
government.

Education

English language as the
medium of instruction.

Question 18

spending money you don’t have on crap you dont need

Answer 18

materialism

Question 19

DIFFERENT VALUE ORIENTATIONS
THAT DOMINATES FILIPINOS WAY
OF LIFE

Answer 19

Rationalism ,Non-rationalism
PERSONALISM VS IMPERSONALISM
PARTICULARISM VS UNIVERSALISM
NATIONALISM

Question 20

idea
that people has to adapt
themselves to nature and
the forces outside
themselves.

Answer 20

Non-Rationalism-

Question 21

belief that one can actively control and manipulate his or her destiny by systematic planning, studying and training.

Answer 21

rationalism

Question 22

future-oriented, scientific-oriented, priority to self expression and creativity over group conformity and security.

Answer 22

rational person

Question 23

personal
factors which guarantee
intimacy, warmth and
security of kinship and
friendship the
Filipinos way of doing
things is centered too
much in personalities. (lakad, pakiusap, areglo)

Answer 23

personalism

Question 24

eliminates the influence
of friendship or
kinship in working
situations.

Answer 24

Impersonalism

Question 25

centers their
concerns on sub-group made
up of relatives, friends,
colleagues, associates,
religious affiliates or
members of his or her
ethnical regional group.

Answer 25

Particularism

Question 26

concerns in the advancement of the collective national good

Answer 26

universalism

Question 27

the advocacy of making one’s own nation distinct and separate from others in intellectual, social, economic, political and moral matters.

Answer 27

nationalism

Question 28

(belief in
the superiority of one’s
own ethnic group)

Answer 28

ethnocentrism

Question 29

fear and hatred of strangers or foreigners or of anything that is strange

Answer 29

xenophobia