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    Social relationships are shaped by norms and conformity. There are four main types of relationships: parental, peer, community/cultural, and peer groups with leaders and followers. Personal identity has vocational, political, and other components. There are four statuses of identity: foreclosure, identity achievement, identity diffusion, and moratorium. Typical Filipino families have fathers as heads of household, mothers who care for the home, and children who respect parents and elders. Key aspects of the Filipino community include bayanihan (neighborhood cooperation), close family ties as the primary support system, pakikisama (harmonious relationships), and utang na loob (gratitude for past help).

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    Social relationships are shaped by norms and conformity. There are four main types of relationships: parental, peer, community/cultural, and peer groups with leaders and followers. Personal identity has vocational, political, and other components. There are four statuses of identity: foreclosure, identity achievement, identity diffusion, and moratorium. Typical Filipino families have fathers as heads of household, mothers who care for the home, and children who respect parents and elders. Key aspects of the Filipino community include bayanihan (neighborhood cooperation), close family ties as the primary support system, pakikisama (harmonious relationships), and utang na loob (gratitude for past help).

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    Social Relationships: Personal Development

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    Social relationships are shaped by norms and conformity. There are four main types of relationships: parental, peer, community/cultural, and peer groups with leaders and followers. Personal identity has vocational, political, and other components. There are four statuses of identity: foreclosure, identity achievement, identity diffusion, and moratorium. Typical Filipino families have fathers as heads of household, mothers who care for the home, and children who respect parents and elders. Key aspects of the Filipino community include bayanihan (neighborhood cooperation), close family ties as the primary support system, pakikisama (harmonious relationships), and utang na loob (gratitude for past help).

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    Personal Development

    Social Relationships
    Norms – It is the expected social role or behavior.
    Conformity – It is the tendency to fulfill norms.

    4 of Relationships:
    1. Parental Relationships
    2. Peer Relationships
    3. Community, Society, and Culture Relationship
    4. Peer Group Leaders and Followers
    Composition of Identity
    1. Vocational and Career Identity
    2. Political Identity
    3. FIX THIS…
    4 Statuses of Identity
    1. Forclosure
    2. Identity Achievement
    3. Identity Diffusion
    4. Moratorium
    3 Typical Filipino Family
    1. Father
    a. He is acknowledged as the head of the family.
    b. Also commonly called the “Haligi ng Tahanan”.
    2. Mother
    a. She takes care of the family household
    b. Considered as the “Ilaw ng Tahanan”.
    3. Children
    a. They are expected to show respect and follow orders from parents
    and elders.
    The Filipino Community
    1. Bayanihan
    a. It is the creation of association with neighbors.
    b. It is the helping attitude whenever one is in the dire need.
    2. Close Family Ties
    a. It is well-known for their close family ties.
    b. The primary social welfare system for the Filipino is the
    family.

    3. Pakikisama
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    a. It involves getting along with others to preserve harmonious
    relationships.
    b. Also known as harmony.
    4. Utang na Loob
    a. It is owned by one to a person who has helped him through the
    trials he had undergone.
    b. Also known as Gratitude.

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