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Analytical Paper: Triadic Reciprocal Causation To Francis Magalona's Nilamon NG Sistema
Analytical Paper: Triadic Reciprocal Causation To Francis Magalona's Nilamon NG Sistema
Bandura’s theory of Triadic Reciprocal Causation explains the human function that
comprises of the triadic factors (Behavior, Person and Environment) and how one factor
affects the others and/or vice versa. This will be used to analyze a song from a famous
Philippine rapper.
embodied different social issues among Filipinos. Their actions in the premise of the song
signifies struggles and it will be identified in which of the triadic factor of Bandura’s theory
In the first stanza of the song, referring to a woman who came to the city without
any knowledge of the hardship she would face and later was scammed by an illegal
recruiter. The Person is a woman who wants to find a job, its Environment is the city full
of evil and the Behavior was innocence about the scene. The strongest factor was the
what the difficulty in the city, it has caused her to continue the city and be scammed.
Meanwhile in the second stanza, it tells a story about a boy who ran away because
of the parent’s behavior. The Person is a poor child, the Environment is the parent’s who
doesn’t care about the well being of the child and the behavior is wanting to leave the
family. Among the Triadic Factors, the environment had the biggest impact to the action
of the child wherein it has triggered the child to ran away to the family because of the
Lastly in the closing stanza, it talks about women going to Japan and being abused.
The Person is the women who have poor families, its Environment is the abusive
workplace in Japan and the Behavior is the wanting to support their family. The prominent
factor for the action is the Person, being in a poor family has pushed the women to accept
In a nutshell, though the different scenarios of the person has different factors
prevailing their actions, each having different ways in life, it all roots down to the injustice