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39 Cards in this Set
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SET OF OPINIONS OR BELIEFS OF A GROUP OR AN INDIVIDUAL , often refers to a set of political beliefs or set of ideas |
Ideologies |
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Customary code of behavior |
Etiquette |
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Ticket or label attached |
Etiquette |
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Refers to written protocols describing orders |
Etiqueta |
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Consists of principles that assign moral status to individual actions |
Moral codes |
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Application of ethical values in organizational behavior. Applies in all aspects of organizational conduct |
Ethical Practices |
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Broad desirable goals that motivates people |
Cultural / personal values |
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Distinct value system of Filipinos |
Kinship Obligation Friendship Religion Commerical Relationship |
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Filipino values are centered in |
Maintaining social harmony, motivated primarily by the desire to be accepted within the group |
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FIL values |
Social approval & acceptance |
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Two models of Filipino values system |
Exogenous/Foreign Model Indigenous/Traditional Model |
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Legal and formal model inherited by Filipinos from western Spaniards |
Exogenous or foreign model |
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Inherent key elements |
Optimism Pessimism Concern and care Existence of friendship Habit of being hospitable Religious nature Respectfulness Respect Fear of God Abhorrence of acts Having pro American outlook |
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Traditional and Non formal deeply embedded |
Indigenous |
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Core FIL values |
Solidarity Security Orientation Personalism Loob Existence Pakikiramdam |
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Expectations in relation to parenthood |
Gender specific values |
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Basic tenets core value core construct of Filipino Psychology |
Kapwa 'togetherness' |
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Kapwa 2 categories |
Ibang tao Hindi ibang tao |
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Five domains of outsider |
Pakikitungo Pakikisalamuha Pakikilahok Pakikibagay Pakikisama |
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domains of Hindi ibang tao |
Pakikipagpalagayang loob Pakikisangkot Pakikipagkaisa |
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Shared inner perceptions basic tool to guide his dealings |
Pakikiramdam |
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Shared humanity refers to being able to help other people |
Kagandahang loob |
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Shame by most psychologist's sense of propriety |
Hiya |
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Expected by neighbors to return favors |
Utang na loob |
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Smooth interpersonal relationship |
Lynch |
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Attitude primarily guided conformity with the majority |
Pakikisama at pakikipagkapwa |
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Describes Filipino way of life which he is determined to do his best |
Bahala na |
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Being courageous in the midst of uncertainties |
Lakas ng loob |
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Concurrent clashes ability to undertake revolutions |
Pakikibaka |
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What other people see in a person |
Dignity |
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External aspect of dignity |
Puri |
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Internal aspect of dignity |
Dangal |
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Equity in giving rewards |
Katarungan |
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May clash with less important values of pakikisama |
Kalayaan |
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assurance that the divine being watches every one of us |
Pananalig |
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Marriage bonds, ideals |
Faithfulness |
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Grows under a mentor instills sense of love, compassion, heroism and courage |
Pagaaruga |
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Fruits of the earth spring forth |
Kasipagan |
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Idealism and goodwill, stands by his or her ideals |
Tibay ng loob |
