CHARACTER

(PAGPAPAKATAO)
GROUP - I
CLVE Final Reporting
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
ABRAHAM MASLOW’S HIERARCHY OF NEEDS

JOHARI WINDOW?(JOSEPH LUFT & HARRY INGHAM)

FORMATION OF CHARACTER/?BEING

INDIVIDUAL VS. INSTITUTIONAL VALUES

WHAT COMES TO YOUR MIND
WHEN YOU HEAR THE WORD
'PAGPAPAKATAO' ?

BEFORE WE START!
ABRAHAM
MASLOW'S
HIERARCHY OF NEEDS
Presented by: James Asis & Justin Barbacena
ABRAHAM MASLOW
• American psychologist who
developed the hierarchy of
needs.
• Born on April 1, 1908, in
Brooklyn, New York.
• Professor on Psychology.
• Abraham Maslow began
teaching at Brooklyn College
in 1937.
WHAT IS HIERARCHY OF
NEEDS?
• "A theory of human motivation"
• Physiological, safety, love, esteem, and self-
actualization.
• Maslow believed that human wants may be
structured into a hierarchy
 PHYSIOLOGICAL
• Air, food, drink, housing, clothes, warmth, sex, and sleep
• The most essential of our needs
• The most important of human requirements, according to
Maslow, are physiological demands.
SAFETY
• safe environment
• In their lives, people desire to feel in control,
predictability, and order.
LOVE/BELONGING
• Includes feeling of belongingness
• This desire is important since it includes both
feeling loved and feeling loved by others.
ESTEEM
• Self-worth, accomplishment, and respect
• (I) self-esteem (dignity, success, mastery, and
independence) and (II) the need for others' respect or
reputation (status, reputation)
• Humans feel more confident if people recognize their
efforts and successes.
SELF-ACTUALIZATION
• Highest level on hierarchy
- Obtaining skills
- Pursuing life dreams
- Seeking happiness
• The pursuit of personal growth.
 JOHARI
WINDOW
Presented by: Josh Bongosia & Luke Cabahug
WHO CONSTRUCTED THE
JOHARI WINDOW?

JOSEPH LUFT HARRY INGHAM

(1916 - 2014) (1916 - 1995)
 JOHARI WINDOW
- It is a technique designed to help people
better understand their relationship with
themselves and
others.
• You can duplicate this slide as much as
you want to customize your
presentation.
 JOHARI WINDOW
THE JOHARI WINDOW HAS 3
MAIN GOALS
• FEEDBACK
• SHARED DISCOVERY
• SELF DISCLOSURE AND
SELF DISCOVERY
 FORMATION OF
CHARACTER/BEING
STRUCTURE - BEHAVIOUR - CULTURE
Presented by: Eldred Almanza & Paul Vincent Bobiles
 STRUCTURE
A character structure is a system of secondary traits formed in the specific ways that an
individual relates and reacts to others, to various kinds of stimuli, and to the environment.

BEHAVIOR
The range of actions and mannerisms made by individuals, organisms, systems or artificial
entities in within some environment.

CULTURE
Is the characteristics and knowledge of a particular group of people.
OBSERVE
OBSERVE
 HOW CAN YOU APPLY
STRUCTURE, BEHAVIOR, AND
CULTURE IN THE PHOTO?
 INDIVIDUAL VS.
INSTITUTIONAL VALUES
Presented by: Rephael Concha, Angel Alcantara & Prince
Nickolai Alegre
INDIVIDUAL VS. INSTITUTIONAL VALUES

WHAT ARE WHAT ARE

INDIVIDUAL INSTITUTI0NAL
VALUES? VALUES?
INDIVIDUAL VS. INSTITUTIONAL VALUES

WHY ARE WHY ARE

INDIVIDUAL INSTITUTI0NAL
VALUES VALUES
IMPORTANT? IMPORTANT?
 INDIVIDUAL INSTITUTIONALV
VALUES ALUES
Some examples of Individual Values: Some examples of Individual Values:
Achievement BA core values:
Courage Love
Friendship Integrity
Understanding Fellowship
Success Excellence
AFTER WE DISCUSS OUR
TOPIC. WHAT COMES TO
YOUR MIND WHEN YOU
HEAR THE WORD
'PAGPAPAKATAO' ?
BEFORE WE END!
ANG TAONG NAGMAMATAAS
AY IBINABABA,
AT ANG TAONG
NAGPAPAKUMBABA AY
ITINATAAS
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THANK YOU FOR
LISTENING!
Don't hesitate to ask any questions!
 GROUP - 1
Leader :
Josh Bongosia
Members:
Prince Nickolai Alegre
James Dean Asis
Paul Vincent Bobiles
Luke Josiah Cabahug
Justin Barbacena
Eldred Almanza
Repahael Elijah Concha