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MODULE
I. LEARNING ACTIVITIES
CULTURAL RELATIVISM
a. View a short video clip that introduces the “FILIPINO WAY” through the video
identify and analyze crucial Filipino qualities that represent that represent their moral
identity amidst their moral experiences.
Answer:
Every country, including the Philippines, has its own set of values and stereotypes.
We Filipinos are convinced that our country possesses the best values and
characteristics in the world. Despite the fact that we have been colonized by several
countries, many of our ancestors' core values have survived and are still honored today.
The short video clip I watched, titled "The Filipino Way," demonstrated the
characteristics and qualities of Filipinos. The video depicts how hardworking Filipinos
are despite the challenges they have faced. It demonstrated that Filipinos are hospitable,
which is one of the most popular characteristics of Filipinos. Foreign visitors who visit
the Philippines fall in love with the warm hospitality they receive. It is a distinct value
system that has existed for thousands of years. Another feature is that Filipinos value
their families so much that they tend to keep families intact across generations.
Whereas in families, it is important to spend quality time together, especially after a
long day at work. Even simple activities such as watching television or eating a family
meal will be valued and prioritized in everyone's schedules. Filipinos are not perfect,
but we have great qualities that each of us should be proud of.
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Filipino Core Values Explanation Application
(Its Significance to you) (In your situation or life)
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3. Pakikipag- • Pakikipagkapwa-tao • Paikipagkapwa-tao
kapwa tao refers to relating to can be practiced
another person as a simply by looking
fellow human being. out for others in
Filipinos most visibly today's world,
demonstrate where everyone
pakikipagkapwa-tao seems to be driven
through bayanihan and by what benefits
the "boodle fight." The them. This entails
former is more common being more
in the country's rural empathetic, aware
areas. Pakikipagkapwa- of the needs of
tao is significant others, and willing
because it benefits to help others
people by fostering unconditionally
strong communities and (whether you get
families who look out something out of it
for one another. It or not). Living in
assures Filipinos that this manner can
they can rely on the contribute to a less
people around them for selfish, more
assistance in times of loving, and
need. humane world.
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(good will). It is to for the benefit of
demonstrate to the other others. As
that one is sincere, and it Christians, it is
is relevance. essential that we
have these values
because they will
benefit us and
others.
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hospitable and attentive. taken good care of
With these values, a us since we were
person is responsible for children. They
doing work on people have the values of
and has good behavior. "Pagkamaasikaso,"
which we greatly
appreciated and are
grateful for. As we
get older, these
values help us to be
better people.
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II. ASSIGNMENT
Answer:
Moral judgments and moral behavior differ significantly across cultures.
Cultures differ in terms of the specific norms that they hold dear and that guide
group members' behavior. Values are motivating goals that shape attitudes,
behaviors, and judgments. In East Asian cultures, for example, children are taught
to focus on developing harmonious social relationships with others, with the
dominant norms relating to group togetherness, connectedness, and duty and
responsibility to their family. When asked to describe themselves, members of East
Asian cultures indicate that they are particularly concerned with the interests of
others, including close friends and colleagues. As one example of these cultural
differences, Shinobu Kitayama and his colleagues discovered that East Asians were
more likely than Westerners to experience happiness as a result of their connections
with other people, whereas Westerners were more likely to experience happiness
as a result of their own personal accomplishments.
Answer:
Cultural relativism contends that ethics is not based on universal or
objective principles but rather varies across cultures. Strong cultural relativists
argue that all ethical ideals are culturally dependent, while soft relativists argue that
there may be universal ideals that are modified by cultures in ways that require
comprehension. Cultural relativism's strength is that it promotes greater diversity
and understanding of ethical differences while decreasing the likelihood of
imperialist imposition of values. Cultural relativism's weakness is its proclivity for
quietism, which may jeopardize action to protect human rights.
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III. EVALUATION
Individual Work: At the end of this section, you submit an essay wherein you narrate a personal
experience, analyze how problems were rooted in Filipino qualities, and from hindsight,
recommended how you would
Interacting with people reveals other people's personalities. Filipinos have a strong and
resilient personality. The ability to cope with and recover from setbacks is referred to as resilience.
People who maintain their calm in the face of a disaster are resilient. Filipino resilience has deep
roots, and it is an important part of the country's rich culture.
The Philippines is prone to months of typhoons, earthquakes, and other calamities due to
its frightening fault lines and location in the Pacific typhoon belt. These disasters have the potential
to cause massive floods and landslides. Raging mud and water rivers endanger properties and
livelihoods in both urban and rural areas. As Filipinos, we are affected by these natural disasters.
Despite these disasters, Filipinos have proven to be resilient. Not long ago, the largest superstorm
in recorded history ripped through the country, causing massive devastation. Not long after that, a
typhoon ravaged our homeland, causing floods and landslides, and we will never forget that
experience. Therefore, it is during these calamities that a Filipino's resiliency shines through. Our
family, together with our neighbors, continues our work. So, we save what we can and repair what
is broken. Despite that, we never give up and move forward.
Some may wonder where this resilience of the Filipino spirit comes from, but others argue
that it is a result of hundreds of years of living under the thumb of more massive and more powerful
nations. Others may argue that, while Filipinos understand suffering, they also recognize that joy
can be found in the smallest of things in life, and that those small things that make us happy, when
combined, can make all the difference in the world.
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( Republic of the Philippines
NUEVA VIZCAYA STATE UNIVERSITY
Bayombong 3700, Nueva Vizcaya
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Test I: Each statement portrays something regarding the results of Cultural Relativism. Determine
what applies to each item.
Write:
A = Ethnocentrism
B = Xenocentricism
A 1. View that one particular ethnic group is somehow superior to all others.
B 2. This attitude is what we call “colonial mentality”.
B 3. The mode of acting of every man is manifested through his ions.
A 4. The group may not like to mix with other people.
A 5. Get themselves to be isolated and eventually stagnate.
A 6. Prevent a person from learning other culture.
A 7. We tend to compare evaluate and even judge from our own point of view.
B 8. Is the preference for the products, styles or ideas of someone else’s culture rather than
one’s own culture.
B 9. Individual would value the goods, services and other cultural elements of another nation.
B 10. Certain circumstances of some individuals may attempt to elevate the perception among
others.