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    The document summarizes interviews with two individuals about their perspectives on identity and culture in their home countries. A Filipino citizen living in Japan was interviewed, noting that Japanese culture values independence and not relying on other countries. An American was also interviewed, stating that American culture values family, equality, freedom of speech, independence and privacy. Both interviews influence their ways of living, with the Filipino citing the importance of respect and manners in Japan, while the American discussed appreciating constitutional liberties each morning. The conclusion emphasizes that every culture resides in people's hearts and souls, and all cultures should be respected.

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    The document summarizes interviews with two individuals about their perspectives on identity and culture in their home countries. A Filipino citizen living in Japan was interviewed, noting that Japanese culture values independence and not relying on other countries. An American was also interviewed, stating that American culture values family, equality, freedom of speech, independence and privacy. Both interviews influence their ways of living, with the Filipino citing the importance of respect and manners in Japan, while the American discussed appreciating constitutional liberties each morning. The conclusion emphasizes that every culture resides in people's hearts and souls, and all cultures should be respected.

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    The document summarizes interviews with two individuals about their perspectives on identity and culture in their home countries. A Filipino citizen living in Japan was interviewed, noting that Japanese culture values independence and not relying on other countries. An American was also interviewed, stating that American culture values family, equality, freedom of speech, independence and privacy. Both interviews influence their ways of living, with the Filipino citing the importance of respect and manners in Japan, while the American discussed appreciating constitutional liberties each morning. The conclusion emphasizes that every culture resides in people's hearts and souls, and all cultures should be respected.

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    COVER MEMBERS INTERVIEWEES Q AND A CONCLUSION DOCUMENTATION

    UNDERSTANDING THE SELF HOMEWORK #5

    A FOREIGNER'S
    PERSPECTIVE
    Group 2
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    GROUP 2 MEMBERS
    Cuasay, Walden N. Corsino, Leira Jersey C.
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    Cuyos, Shierwin O. Dauba, Alysha Joy P.


    BSHM 1-2D
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    De Guzman, Ian F. De Jesus, Patricia Jane


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    COVER MEMBERS INTERVIEWEES Q AND A CONCLUSION DOCUMENTATION

    INTERVIEWEES
    21 years old
    Filipino (Japanese Citizen)
    Kagawi, Japan
    Brix Sanchez

    29 years old
    American
    Texas, USA

    Andre King
    COVER MEMBERS INTERVIEWEES Q AND A CONCLUSION DOCUMENTATION

    QUESTION
    AND
    ANSWER
    COVER MEMBERS INTERVIEWEES Q AND A CONCLUSION DOCUMENTATION

    1. How do individuals in your country view the


    self/one's identity as compared to other countries?

    I'm Filipino but I live in Japan for quite some time now,
    learned a lot about Japanese people and they identify
    themselves as unique and a lot different from other countries
    such as they only depend on their country and only it. They
    are more focused on being independent.

    Well as an American, I think the only unique and characteristic


    we have different from other country is as a country we are
    more open to certain rules of living, we approve abortion, we
    approve the LGBTQ community, etc. We are not as
    conservative as other countries regarding marriage, religion.

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    2. What are the things or concepts that those


    individuals in your country value?

    The number 1 thing is they value respect


    manner and being polite to others.

    I think we value family, equality, freedom


    of speech, independence and privacy.

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    3. How does that influence their way of living?

    It makes the world more peaceful and makes them


    understand each other more because they can argue
    about one thing with respect and not even make a big
    deal about it.

    Well the influence and the impact in my life is that every


    morning I woke up and I appreciate our constitution of
    having liberty and freedom of speech.

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    CONCLUSION
    COVER MEMBERS INTERVIEWEES Q AND A CONCLUSION DOCUMENTATION

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    Mahatma Gandhi once said that “A nation's culture resides in the hearts and in
    the soul of its people”. Which proves that in every nation there is a culture. A
    Culture that will influence their way of living. Also, it will remain and reside in
    their hearts and soul. In conclusion, we learned that in every different country
    there are cultures and beliefs we must accept and respect. Respect is very
    important in every situation in our lives. We must respect each other even if we
    do not like them, or whatever their status in lives, they should be respected and
    accepted. In addition, there are three important things we must remember; love,
    acceptance, and respect. If we all practice these three values, our world can be
    peaceful that everyone can live in.
    Moreover, the activity also made me realize that the statement "respect is
    earned, not given" sits with me wrongly. We are on the point of view that respect
    is given until it is no longer deserved. If you want to be treated with respect, then
    you must give respect. Any kindness you send out to the world will make its way
    back to you.

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    INTERVIEWEE 1 INTERVIEWEE 2

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