REGIS, ANGELA MAE L.

BSN4A

1. What are the characteristics of an ideal woman in your community?

a. Nurturing towards family
b. Respectful, obedient, and faithful
c. Confident
d. Has a positive attitude
e. Can overcome obstacles
f. Strong-minded
g. Has integrity
2. What are the characteristics of an ideal man in your community?
a. Has self-respect and gives respect to all
b. Has a respectable sense of humor
c. Has self confidence
d. Courteous towards everyone
e. Polite and patient
f. Well-informed
3. Give five examples of unacceptable behavior for men in your community.
a. Unfair treatment of someone because of their gender, color, religion, or any
other factor is called discrimination.
b. Harming another person physically or emotionally, including in a domestic
setting
c. discriminate against women or any other group on the basis of their gender
d. Following or contacting someone repeatedly and compulsively without their
permission.
e. Making lewd or inappropriate comments or gestures towards strangers in
public.
4. Give five examples of unacceptable behavior for women in your community.
a. Intervening with someone's room, things, or online privacy.
b. Using a group's identity or views as a reason to spread hate, discrimination,
or violence against them.
c. Being rude or not caring about other people's thoughts, feelings, or limits.
d. Distorting your thoughts and exploiting your emotions to exert control over
you
e. Lacks the capacity to be empathetic
5. Compare the differences in your conceptions of acceptable and non-acceptable
behavior and discuss why there are differences.
a. Behaviors that are wrong and those that are right shouldn't be described by
gender alone. Instead, they should be based on morals, ethics, and respect
for others, no matter what gender they are. Gender equality is the idea that
people should be treated the same, regardless of their gender. But in the
past, traditional gender roles have led to unfair demands. Promoting gender
equality means fighting against and breaking down these stereotypes to make
society more fair and open to everyone.
6. Do you feel that the unacceptable behavior you identified violates the fundamental
characteristics of human beings? Is it bad based on what human beings really like?
a. In the modern world, the youth has become more prevalent in society which
includes their ideals and opinions. I think that the new generation has a
changed mindset over what becomes acceptable in the society taking in
consideration the feelings of most. The behaviors I’ve listed as unacceptable
violated the fundamental characteristics of a human being in a way that it
tends to harm the feelings of others.