I.

Introduction

A. Definition of Filipino values

B. Overview of the two models of Filipino values

II. Exogenous model of Filipino values

A. Definition and characteristics of the exogenous model

B. Historical and cultural influences on the exogenous model

C. Examples and explanation of values derived from foreign cultures

1. Spanish influences

2. American influences

3. Other foreign influences

III. Indigenous model of Filipino values

A. Definition and characteristics of the indigenous model

B. Historical and cultural roots of indigenous Filipino values

1. Pre-colonial era influences

2. Indigenous belief systems and practices

3. Development and preservation of indigenous values over time

IV. Comparison and contrast of the two models

A. Similarities between the exogenous and indigenous models

B. Differences between the exogenous and indigenous models

1. Sources of values

2. Cultural implications

3. Relevance and adaptability in modern Filipino society

V. Impact and significance of the two models

A. Influence on Filipino identity and cultural diversity

B. Role of the two models in shaping individual behavior and societal norms

C. Challenges and opportunities in balancing the exogenous and indigenous models

VI. Conclusion

A. Recap of the exogenous and indigenous models of Filipino values

B. Importance of understanding and appreciating both models in fostering a cohesive and diverse
society
 I. Introduction

A. Importance of understanding Filipino values

II. Exogenous Model of Filipino Values

A. Definition and background

B. Examples of foreign influences on Filipino values

1. Spanish colonialism

a. Strong sense of family (e.g., close-knit extended families)

b. Importance of religion and Catholic values

2. American colonization

a. Individualism and self-reliance (e.g., "American dream" mindset)

b. Preference for Western customs and lifestyle

III. Indigenous Model of Filipino Values

A. Definition and characteristics

B. Examples of traditional Filipino values

1. Bayanihan (community spirit and cooperation)

2. Pakikisama (harmonious relationship and social harmony)

3. Utang na loob (reciprocity and gratitude)

IV. Comparing and Analyzing the Two Models

A. Similarities between exogenous and indigenous models

1. Importance of family and community

2. Respect for authority and elders

 B. Differences between exogenous and indigenous models

1. Influence of foreign cultures vs. preservation of native values

2. Individualism vs. collectivism

V. Conclusion

A. Overall impact and significance of the two models on Filipino values

B. Importance of recognizing and preserving indigenous values while adapting to external influences