The document discusses manifestations of individualistic and collectivistic culture among Filipinos. For individualism, it notes that some Filipinos place great emphasis on work and independence, and view dependence on others as shameful. For collectivism, it notes that Filipinos often care for elderly family, accept political leaders chosen by the majority, and feel obligated to provide for their entire family.
The document discusses manifestations of individualistic and collectivistic culture among Filipinos. For individualism, it notes that some Filipinos place great emphasis on work and independence, and view dependence on others as shameful. For collectivism, it notes that Filipinos often care for elderly family, accept political leaders chosen by the majority, and feel obligated to provide for their entire family.
The document discusses manifestations of individualistic and collectivistic culture among Filipinos. For individualism, it notes that some Filipinos place great emphasis on work and independence, and view dependence on others as shameful. For collectivism, it notes that Filipinos often care for elderly family, accept political leaders chosen by the majority, and feel obligated to provide for their entire family.
1. Based on your observation and experiences, give three manifestations of
individualistic culture among Filipinos. Explain each. Too much devotion on work – in this way some people often place a greater emphasis on standing out and being unique. Wherein the rights of an individual tend to take a higher precedence. When a person is financially stable – some people when they reach the time of relief in life that gives them power to rely on their own and provide their own resources. They are independent to be resilient enough to conquer everything. In the state of education – some student are being dependent upon others that is considered shameful or embarrassing.
2. Based on your observation and experiences, give three manifestations of
collectivistic culture among Filipinos. Explain each. Taking care of elderly – children are likely to take care of their elderly parents if they fall ill and will change their own plans in the event of family emergency. Representative in every party list – it is considered collectivistic culture in a way that citizens vote for their leader, and after the votes are counted, they are expected to accept this leader even if it wasn’t the leader they voted for. Because here we’re privileging the collective, or the majority of votes, this collective voice matters more than the voice of one individual. Caring for the family – in this way some people are devoted to their family like for instance the bread winner feel that they are obliged to provide the needs of their family specifically to their young siblings wherein they really do all means, the hard work just to provide for their family to have a better life.