The document discusses key values in Philippine culture including emotional closeness in family, approval from authority, economic betterment, and patience. It also examines conflicting values adopted like equal opportunity versus racism. Basic values that dominate Philippine way of life are analyzed such as non-rational nationalism versus rationalism, forms of personal pride, and particularism versus universalism. Filipino nationalism is also briefly mentioned.

1. Philippine Values

2. Values

3. The study of values- fourthfold
test of Robert Williams

4. • Extensiveness
• Duration
• Intensity
• Prestige of its carrier

5. Processes

6. •Cognitive
•Affective
•Behavioral

7. Filipino Values of
Jaime Bulatao

8. • Emotional Closeness and security in a family
• Approval from authority and society
• Economic and social betterment
• Patience, endurance and suffering

9. Basic Values

10. Conflicting Values

11. Values Adopted in
the Philippine
Culture

12. • Equal Opportunity
• Achievement and
Success
• Material Comfort
• Activity and work
• Practicality and
efficiency
• Progress
• Science
• Democracy
• Freedom
• Racism and Group
superiority

13. Key Factors that
Dominate in Philippine
way of life

14. Non-Rational-Nationalism
vs.
Non- Rationalism

15. Rationalism

16. Forms of amor propio
1. Hele-hele bago quire/ pakipot
2. Delicadesa

17. Personalism and Impersonalism
Personalism
Impersonalism
a. Nepotism
b. Favoritism
c. Hurled
d. Pakiusap, areglo, lakad

18. Particularism- Universalism
Particularistic
Universalistic

19. Filipino Nationalism