Understanding Understanding The Self The Self - Midterm - Midterm

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11/23/2021

UNDERSTANDING
THE SELF
-MIDTERM-

Carl Gwenneth R. Santos


CPE1B
UNDERSTANDING THE SELF MIDTERM
UNDERSTANDING THE SELF MIDTERM

Member 1 = 40% x ₱10,000 = ₱4,000


Member 2 = 20% x ₱10,000 = ₱2,000
Member 3 = 30% x ₱10,000 = ₱3,000
Member 3 = 10% x ₱10,000 = ₱1,000

Member 1 will received ₱ 4,000, member 2 will


received ₱ 2,000, member 3 will received ₱ 3,000,
and member 4 will received ₱ 1,000. The amount of
their prize is based on their contribution therefore
member 1 will get the highest prize and member 4 will
get the lowest prize.
UNDERSTANDING THE SELF MIDTERM

The Philippines is regarded as a collectivist


country. This is shown in a long-term commitment to
the member'group,' whether it be a family, extended
family, or extended relationships. In a collectivist
culture, loyalty is vital and takes precedence over most
other societal rules and regulations. The society
promotes deep bonds among its members, with each
individual taking responsibility for the other members
of their group. Offense results in humiliation and loss of
face in collectivist societies, employer-employee
relationships are viewed in moral terms, hiring and
promotion decisions take into account the employee's
in-group, and management is the management of
groups. They offer educational materials for people of
all ages. Ensure that people have a safe place to read,
study, and gather.
UNDERSTANDING THE SELF MIDTERM

A multi-generational conflict within a family is a


particularly emotional sort of conflict that exists on the
border between collectivism and individualism. It
frequently appears when a younger generation member
begins to pursue a competitive objective while ignoring
essential elements of their parents' or grandparents'
collectivist ideas. The line where greed and selfish gain
disturb an age-old focus on honor via giving and
collaborative generosity is frequently the tipping point.
I've gone through this dynamic a number of times, and
it's quite stressful for the older collectivists who believe
their offspring are pursuing a dishonorable goal. It isn't
always for bad purposes. It's a combination of changing
times and miscommunication in many cases. Younger
generations become completely immersed in what is
commonly regarded as a global approach to acceptable
trade, but they fail to keep a firm grasp on the
principles of social and corporate responsibility, which
eventually become the focal point for appeasing both
groups. This scenario will become more common as
globalization progresses.

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