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GMRC Report

The document discusses the western and eastern influences that have shaped Filipino values and manners. It outlines the Malay, Chinese, Indian, Spanish and American cultural influences. It then examines specific Filipino values like Utang na loob, Pakikisama, Hiya and others. It analyzes both the positive values like Bayanihan and respect for elders as well as negative values like Bahala na attitude and Crab mentality.

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GMRC Report

The document discusses the western and eastern influences that have shaped Filipino values and manners. It outlines the Malay, Chinese, Indian, Spanish and American cultural influences. It then examines specific Filipino values like Utang na loob, Pakikisama, Hiya and others. It analyzes both the positive values like Bayanihan and respect for elders as well as negative values like Bahala na attitude and Crab mentality.

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THE WESTERN AND

LESSON 2 EASTERN
INFLUENCE ON
FILIPINO VALUES
AND GOOD
MANNERS AND
RIGHT CONDUCT
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
At the end of the lesson, the students must be
able to:
 Discuss the western and eastern influences on Filipino
values and Good Manners and Right Conduct
 identify the positive and negative Filipino values and
their implications to economic and development and;
 appraise one’s personal values and understood it’s
implications to being an GMRC teachers
Contributory
Factors to
Filipino
Culture
FOREIGN
INFLUENCES
Malays
The basic component of Filipino culture is the Malay temperament which could
be best described by "niceness and pleasantness" to others rather than by virtue
of law abiding features. In its fluidness of culture, the Malay family clan or unit is
the world's best security system.

Chinese
Filial piety between parents and children, the flexibility to go along with other
people and the “sageliness within and kingliness without” of the Filipino is
believed to be due to Chinese influence.
Indian
Indian influence is found in the languages, mode of dressing, architectural art,
folk, beliefs, brass and copper-ware.

Hindu
It is the most pervasive in the Filipino belief system. For instance is the prediction
of Filipino newspaper readers for horoscope and fortune telling sections.
Spanish
It is reflective of more developed societies at their point of contact, broadened
the outlook of the Filipino. Spain introduced a community. Oriented rather than a
family-oriented religion in the form of Christianity. It contributed to an elite class.
A social and political organization, according to Western institutions, was brought
to the Philippines.

Americans
The United States further broadened this heritage by introducing a democracy
that called for individual liberty and equality as well as a national community
which everybody was supposed to participate through national suffrage.
Latin
- Machismo culture
-Big gatherings and fiestas
- Manana attitude about - Hospitality and
time generousity
- Large number of people - Cleanliness
party all night - Difficulty in
distinguishing between
reality and myth
Asian
- appreciation of beauty

- Pakikisama - shame-based societies

- Maintaining your “face” - Declining request and


invites
The Filipino
Culture
Belief System
- Filipinos are religious
- They believe so much in supernatural powers.
- Elders, parents and superiors are respected and obeyed.
- Hospitality is one practice Filipinos believe in because it is their way of
implementing the golden rule: “ Do unto others what you want others do
unto you”
Value System
- PERSONALLY, the Filipinos value more their honor and status that
anything else.

- In decision making, the Filipinos usually consult and take into


consideration, the consensus of the family members and the feelings of
those who are to be affected.

- SOCIALLY, the Filipinos give more emphasis on social relationships.

- In terms of EMOTION, the Filipinos are friendly


Filipino Values
1. Utang na loob 7. Amor propio
2. Pakikisama 8. Strong family ties
3. Hiya 9. Kawanggawa
4. Bahala na 10. Gaya gaya
5. Authoritarianism 11. Good sense of humor in the
6. Individualism midst of difficulties
Filipino Values
12. balikatan/bayanihan
17. Colonial mentality
13. Remedyo attitude
18. karma/kapalaran
14. Matiyaga
19. Filipino time
15. ningasbao/ kugon
20. Tsamba lang attitude
16. Crab mentality
Positive cultural Filipino Values

1. bayanihan 6.. Regionalism

2. damayan 7. Respect for elders

3. Familism or close family ties 8. Remedyo attitude


4. optimism 9. Matiyaga

5. hospitality 10. utang-na-loob


Negative cultural Filipino
1. Bahala na attitude 8. Belief in kapalaran
2.
Values
Colonial mentality or blue-seal 9. Manana habit
mentality
10. Ningas Kugon
3. Crab mentality
11. Oversensitivity
4. Euphemistic
12.Pakikisama
5. Filipino Time
13. Lack of sportmanship
6. Gaya-gaya attitude
14. Tsamba lang attitude
7. Jackpot mentality
Thank
You!

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