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It is defined as a psychological notion

that refers to all the habitual ways of
feeling and reacting of a person that
distinguish one individual from another.
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It is the social, emotional and intellectual

manifestations of a character.
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It is the process by which the individual,

through interaction of biologically
transmitted predispositions with the
environment, develops stable pattern of
functioning, thinking and feeling.
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Home as cradle of human character and

personality largely contribute to the
character formation of a child.
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The way the parents behave with the

child, how much he is allowed to socialize,
the kind of culture he is subjected by
them, and the emotional make up of his
parents, all these have a great bearing on
the child’s mental growth.
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Besides the home environment, a child’s

school environment too, plays a major
role in shaping the child’s personality.
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Everyone has different character and

values because of the different cultures
when everyone is exposed.
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It describes energy positive emotions,

assertiveness, sociability, talkativeness,
and the tendency to seek stimulation in
the company of others.
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It describes as a tendency to show self-

discipline, act dutifully, and aim for
achievement. It also refers to planning,
organization and dependability.
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It describes a person’s degree of

intellectual curiosity, creativity, and
preference for novelty and variety.
Sometimes called intellect.
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It describes vulnerability to unpleasant

emotions like anger, depression, or
vulnerability.
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It is the tendency to be compassionate

and cooperative towards others rather
than suspicious and antagonistic.
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Commonly used to describe a person who

doesn’t pick sides.
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It is a person’s predisposition to commit

evil acts.
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These are attributes such as integrity,

honesty, courage, loyalty, fortitude and
other important virtues that promote good
behavior and habits.
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This refers to a jealous or acquisitive

character.
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A person with this type of character is

ever enthusiastic for he knows his
potentials and limitations.
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In a way all are superstitious but when

we’re over superstitious then problem
starts.
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When we cross the threshold of

confidence and step into realm of
complacency then problem starts.
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A person who thinks other is there for

serving him and is without any warmth in
the feeling for others.
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The world runs due to him and everything

and everybody should respect him as
such.
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A person who neither cares for the norms

set by society nor cares for the moral or
ethical values.
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It reflects notions such as civility,

courtesy, decency, dignity, autonomy,
tolerance and acceptance.
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This pillar of good character that is

considered the most complicated of the
six core ethical values and concerns a
variety of qualities like honesty, integrity,
reliability and loyalty.
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It means to take charge and be

accountable of the consequences of what
we think or do.
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This pillar of good character includes

civic virtues and duties that prescribe
how we ought to behave as part of a
community.
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It is the heart of ethics and ethical

decision-making.
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The pillar of good character that involves

issues of equality, impartiality,
proportionality, openness and due
process.
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Willingness to change plans or ideas

without getting upset.
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Confidence that actions rooted in good

character will yield the best outcome,
even when I cannot see how.
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Expressing joy in each task as I give it my

best effort.
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The inward strength to withstand stress

and do my best.
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Recognizing and avoiding words, actions,

and attitudes that could bring undesirable
consequences.
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Understanding the deeper reasons why

things happen.
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Investing all my energy to complete the

tasks assigned to me.
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Purposing to accomplish right goals at

the right time, regardless of the
opposition.
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Fulfilling what I consented to do, even if it

means unexpected sacrifice.
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Limiting my freedom so I do not offend

the tastes of those around me.
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The ability to recognize key factors and

finalize difficult decisions.
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Approaching a need, a task, or an idea

from a new perspective.
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Realizing that true happiness does not

depend on material conditions.
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Investing whatever is necessary to heal

the hurts of others.
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Knowing the importance of right timing in

accomplishing right actions.
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Confidence to say or do what is true, right

and just.
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Giving to other’s basic needs without

having as my motive personal reward.
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Making my schedule and priorities

secondary to the wishes of those I serve.
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Showing the worth of a person or task by

giving my undivided concentration.
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Being aware of what is taking place

around me so I can have the right
responses.
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Making practical applications of truth in

daily decisions.
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The moral excellence evident in my life

as I consistently do what is right.
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Earning future trust by accurately

reporting past facts.
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Accepting others at different levels of

maturity.
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Allowing myself and others to spend only

what is necessary.
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Knowing what factors will diminish the

effectiveness of my work or words, if
neglected.
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Eagerly doing what is right with

transparent motives.
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Structuring my life around that which

cannot be destroyed or taken away.
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Rejecting wrong desires and doing what

is right.
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Knowing and doing what is expected of

me.
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Making wise use of what others might

overlook or discard.
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Showing esteem for others by doing the

right thing at the right time.
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Guiding vital truths around another’s

mental roadblocks.
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Accepting a difficult situation without

giving a deadline to remove it.
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Arranging myself and my surroundings to

achieve greater efficiency.
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Quickly and cheerfully carrying out the

direction of those who are responsible for
me.
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Yielding my personal rights and

expectations with a desire to serve.
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Taking personal responsibility to uphold

what is pure, right and true.
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Maintaining a good attitude, even when

faced with unpleasant conditions.
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Recognizing and doing what needs to be

done before I am asked to do it.
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Acknowledging that achievement results

from the investment of others in my life.
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Cheerfully sharing food, shelter, and

friendship with others.
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Respecting others because of their worth

as human beings.
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Letting others know by my words and

actions how they have benefited my life.
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Showing consideration and personal

concern for others.
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Carefully managing my resources so I can

freely give to those in need.
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Clearing the record of those who have

wronged me and not holding a grudge.
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Filipinos share what they have to the

people around them even when they only
have little.
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Filipinos value their families so much that

they tend to keep families intact through
generations.
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This is often observed not just by younger

people but also by people of all ages.
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Filipino characterized by heart-warming

generosity and friendliness exhibited to
foreigners and locals alike.
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Filipinos are found to be the sweetest and

most loving people in the world.
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Filipinos are hardworking people.

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Being too proud which results to being

oversensitive.
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Filipinos are often desperate need to be

the center of attention.
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Filipinos does not follow laws and

ordinances despite understanding the
purpose of these laws.
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Filipinos have the tendency to focus on

their own needs first before others.
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Filipinos can sometimes be too self-

righteous. When mistake happen, we
point to others to take the blame.
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Filipinos are fond of talking about other

people’s business.
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Coming to late to set time schedule or

appointments.
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Filipinos are very good at the start when

doing something and become too lazy to
finish what was started.
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Filipinos criticize other’s failure to live

with the moral standards of the society
are inevitable.
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Filipinos tend to push each other down to

clear the way for their own way.
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Filipinos have the attitude of causing

delays in accomplishing things or making
transactions.
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Filipinos are facing difficulties and

shortcomings, they have this attitude of
leaving it up to God to sort things out.
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Filipinos live in poverty because of

overspending. Most people want to live in
an elite lifestyle, many resort to social
climbing.
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Filipinos lack initiative for change that is

why our country does not progress.
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Displayed behaviour by the individuals

may it be good or bad is blamed against
the family.
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Decision on matters is centered on the

welfare and best interest of the family.
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It is firmly believed that harmonious

personal relationship is the key to
successful endeavors.
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The approach that may influence work or

social relationships by person relating to
objects, events and ideas.
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Verbal clash or any sign of extreme

familiarity in public meetings is a sign of
disrespect to elders or persons in
authority.
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Filipinos are able to render services and

generous enough to extend help without
compensation.
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Camaraderie, trust, confidence and

loyalty are enhanced and developed by
this Filipino value.
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Filipino value of going out of the way to

help, without being asked i.e., unsolicited
help.