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    This document outlines several key Filipino values according to Jaime Bulatao's study: 1) Emotional closeness and security in family is highly valued, though it can lead to dependence. 2) Non-rationalism and adherence to tradition is common, with resistance to scientific methods and unquestioning obedience to authority. 3) Bahala na, the view that success or failure is out of one's control and dependent on spirits, underlies Filipino determination but can lead to lack of initiative. 4) Other values discussed include hiya (shame), utang na loob (debt of gratitude), amor propio (high self-esteem), and pakikisama

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    This document outlines several key Filipino values according to Jaime Bulatao's study: 1) Emotional closeness and security in family is highly valued, though it can lead to dependence. 2) Non-rationalism and adherence to tradition is common, with resistance to scientific methods and unquestioning obedience to authority. 3) Bahala na, the view that success or failure is out of one's control and dependent on spirits, underlies Filipino determination but can lead to lack of initiative. 4) Other values discussed include hiya (shame), utang na loob (debt of gratitude), amor propio (high self-esteem), and pakikisama

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    This document outlines several key Filipino values according to Jaime Bulatao's study: 1) Emotional closeness and security in family is highly valued, though it can lead to dependence. 2) Non-rationalism and adherence to tradition is common, with resistance to scientific methods and unquestioning obedience to authority. 3) Bahala na, the view that success or failure is out of one's control and dependent on spirits, underlies Filipino determination but can lead to lack of initiative. 4) Other values discussed include hiya (shame), utang na loob (debt of gratitude), amor propio (high self-esteem), and pakikisama

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    Four Basic

    Filipino Values
    -by study of Jaime
    Bulatao
     Emotional

    Closeness and
    Security in a family

    A Filipino value where


    the family, including
    the extended family
    give support to the
    members of the
    family.
    DISADVATAGE

    -It tends to make the Filipinos a nation of


    dependent.
    Non-rationalism ---
    Rationalism
    Non-rationalism involves an
    uncritical acceptance,
    reverence, and protection of
    traditions and rituals. There is
    resistance to scientific methods,
    an unswerving loyalty to the
    group, and unquestioning
    obedience to authority.
    Western Rationalism
    Bahala na- the view
    of the world as one
    over which they
    have little or no
    control; laying
    success or failure
    largely dependent
    upon supernatural
    beings or spirits.
    ADVANTAGE
    It underlies the Filipinos’
    determination, courage, fortitude,
    and willingness to face danger. It is
    the reason for their readiness to
    accept and bear the consequences
    of difficulties in life.
    DISADVANTAGE
    It led to lack of foresight, contentment
    with the past, indolence, and a lack of
    initiative, self-reliance, or pioneering
    spirit.
    It also led to lack of punctuality,
    vulnerability to awa, and dependence to
    espiritista.
    Other Filipino Expressions
    “itinalaga ng Diyos”
    “iginuhit ng tadhana”
    “gulong ng palad”
    “malas”
    “napasubo”
    HIYA (shame)
    Filipinos are shame-oriented, meaning
    their major concern is social approval,
    acceptance by a group, and belonging to
    a group.
    UTANG NA LOOB
    Refers to a debt of gratitude for a
    favor or help extended to a person
    that is impossible to quantify.
    AMOR PROPIO
    Is high self-esteem and is shown in the
    sensitivity of a person to hurt feelings
    and insults, real or imagined.
    SMOOTH
    INTERPERSONAL
    RELATIONSHIPS
    Such as the use of polite language,
    soft voice, gentle manner, and
    indirect approaches like employing
    intermediaries and euphemisms and
    ambiguous expressions, to avoid
    directness and frankness.
    PAKIKISAMA
    Means good public
    relations or to avoidance
    of open disagreement or
    conflict with others.
    PAKIPOT
    Which requires that a
    person initially refuse, be
    prodded on, before
    accepting offer.
    DELICADESA
    Means conformity with the
    ethical practices or
    expectations of the group.
    Personalism
    Attaches major importance to
    personal factors which
    guarantees intimacy, warmth
    and security of kinship, and
    friendship in getting things
    done.
    Impersonalism
    Refers to the tendency to eliminate
    the influence of friendship or kinship
    in working situation.
    Particulism
    When a person’s concern is centered on
    subgroups made up of relatives, friends,
    colleagues, associates, religious
    affiliates or members of his ethical
    regional group.
    Universalism
    When one’s main concern
    is the advancement of the
    collective national good.
    Filipino Nationalism
    Nationalism is the advocacy of making
    one’s own nation distinct and separate
    from others in the intellectual, social,
    cultural, economic, political and moral
    matters.

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