The document discusses the concept of kapwa in Filipino psychology. Kapwa refers to community and not doing things alone. It has two categories: ibang tao (other people) and hindi ibang tao (not other people). Kapwa implies a shared identity rather than recognizing the self and others as separate. The concept of pakikipagkapwa, or interacting with others as equals, is considered very important in Filipino culture. Several Filipino values that characterize interpersonal relations, such as pakikisama (getting along with others), are also examined based on past studies.
This presentation involves the values and culture of every Filipinos. Which taken place during prehistoric time with prehistoric people also taken place nowadays in our modern world. :)
This presentation involves the values and culture of every Filipinos. Which taken place during prehistoric time with prehistoric people also taken place nowadays in our modern world. :)
This presentation aims to keep the student abreast with the current issues on Ethical Behavior concerning public servants, as a result, they will appreciate laws and implemented techniques by the government in reducing and or eliminating corrupt practices.
By providing students with relevant topics on issues on Ethical behavior particularly graft & corruption practices in government, I am expecting that they will be more willing to enjoin government in providing quality services to the people whom they served.
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This material is from Filipino Values & Moral Development published by the Economic Development Foundations in November, 1992 The study was sponsored by the Philippine Senate and was headed by Senator Leticia Shahani. It was conducted by a task force headed by Dr. Patricia Licuanan. The findings were based on bibliographic surveys and interviews and consultations with researchers and practitioners in the behavioral and social sciences, education and social welfare, journalists and social analysts; a nationwide survey of 2000 respondents; and, focus group discussions among residents of an urban poor resettlement area in Bagong Bayan, Dasmariñas, Cavite. From the study was developed “A Moral Recovery Program – Building a People, Building a Nation” Submitted to the Philippine Senate.
This presentation aims to keep the student abreast with the current issues on Ethical Behavior concerning public servants, as a result, they will appreciate laws and implemented techniques by the government in reducing and or eliminating corrupt practices.
By providing students with relevant topics on issues on Ethical behavior particularly graft & corruption practices in government, I am expecting that they will be more willing to enjoin government in providing quality services to the people whom they served.
This remains a property of my online resources.
This material is from Filipino Values & Moral Development published by the Economic Development Foundations in November, 1992 The study was sponsored by the Philippine Senate and was headed by Senator Leticia Shahani. It was conducted by a task force headed by Dr. Patricia Licuanan. The findings were based on bibliographic surveys and interviews and consultations with researchers and practitioners in the behavioral and social sciences, education and social welfare, journalists and social analysts; a nationwide survey of 2000 respondents; and, focus group discussions among residents of an urban poor resettlement area in Bagong Bayan, Dasmariñas, Cavite. From the study was developed “A Moral Recovery Program – Building a People, Building a Nation” Submitted to the Philippine Senate.
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1. Submitted to:Submitted to:
Prof. Agnes MontalboProf. Agnes Montalbo
Rizal Technological UniversityRizal Technological University
KapwaKapwa, meaning 'togetherness', is the core, meaning 'togetherness', is the core
construct of Filipino Psychology. Kapwa refers toconstruct of Filipino Psychology. Kapwa refers to
community; not doing things alone.community; not doing things alone. KapwaKapwa has twohas two
categories,categories, Ibang TaoIbang Tao (other people) and(other people) and HindiHindi
Ibang TaoIbang Tao (not other people(not other people).).
2. If you saw a word kapwa , one word thatIf you saw a word kapwa , one word that
comes to our mind is the English word “comes to our mind is the English word “
others”. However, the Filipino word kapwaothers”. However, the Filipino word kapwa
is very different from the English word “is very different from the English word “
other” because kapwa is the unity of the “other” because kapwa is the unity of the “
self ” andself ” and
““ others” . The English “ others “ is actuallyothers” . The English “ others “ is actually
used in opposition to the “ self “ andused in opposition to the “ self “ and
implies the recognition of the “ self “ as aimplies the recognition of the “ self “ as a
separate identity. In contrast, kapwa , is aseparate identity. In contrast, kapwa , is a
recognition of share identity.recognition of share identity.
3. The concept of pakikipagkapwa turns outThe concept of pakikipagkapwa turns out
to be very important psychologically asto be very important psychologically as
well as philosophically. Whilewell as philosophically. While
pagtutunguhan is another term which canpagtutunguhan is another term which can
be used to refer to all levels of interaction,be used to refer to all levels of interaction,
only the term pakikipagkapwa can beonly the term pakikipagkapwa can be
used for the same purpose and at theused for the same purpose and at the
same time indicate an idea, values orsame time indicate an idea, values or
paninindigan which Filipinos considerpaninindigan which Filipinos consider
most important.most important.
4. According to BRISLIN (1977) between theAccording to BRISLIN (1977) between the
“in- group“ and the “out-group” , the“in- group“ and the “out-group” , the
“members” and the “non-member”, or the“members” and the “non-member”, or the
“outsider” and the “insider”. He surmised“outsider” and the “insider”. He surmised
that this might be an example of athat this might be an example of a
“universal” or “etic” distinction.“universal” or “etic” distinction.
5. The three kind of Philippine values “ evil”The three kind of Philippine values “ evil”
characteristics in Philippine interpersonalcharacteristics in Philippine interpersonal
relation.relation.
1.1.The walang pakisama ( “ one inept at the levelThe walang pakisama ( “ one inept at the level
of adjustment” )of adjustment” )
2.2.The walang hiya ( “ one who lack a sense ofThe walang hiya ( “ one who lack a sense of
propriety” )propriety” )
3.3.The walang utang na loob (“ one who lacksThe walang utang na loob (“ one who lacks
adeptness in reciprocating by way of gratitude”)adeptness in reciprocating by way of gratitude”)
6. PAKIKIPAGKAPWA – is
much deeper and profound
in its implication. It also
means accepting and
dealing with the other person
as an equal. The company
president and the clerk in an
office may not have an
equivalent role, status, or
income but the Filipino way
demands and implements
the idea that they treat one
another as fellow human
beings ( kapwa-tao)
7.
8. According to LYNCH (1964) the constructAccording to LYNCH (1964) the construct
of “smooth interpersonal relation” asof “smooth interpersonal relation” as
acquired and perceived throughacquired and perceived through
pakikisama ,euphemism and use of go-pakikisama ,euphemism and use of go-
between. He was successful inbetween. He was successful in
penetrating and teaching the highest levelpenetrating and teaching the highest level
of interpersonal relation in the ibang-taoof interpersonal relation in the ibang-tao
category, thus making him believe thatcategory, thus making him believe that
pakikisama is a value.pakikisama is a value.
9. According to KAULT (1961) The single outAccording to KAULT (1961) The single out
utang na loob as akey concept for theutang na loob as akey concept for the
analysis of Tagalog interpersonal relationanalysis of Tagalog interpersonal relation
while hiya has been interpreted by FOXwhile hiya has been interpreted by FOX
(1956) as “self esteem” and by BULATAO(1956) as “self esteem” and by BULATAO
(1964) as “ a painful emotion from a(1964) as “ a painful emotion from a
relationship with an authority figure or withrelationship with an authority figure or with
society, inhibiting self assertion in asociety, inhibiting self assertion in a
situation which is perceived as dangeroussituation which is perceived as dangerous
to one’s ego. It is a kind of anxiety. A fearto one’s ego. It is a kind of anxiety. A fear
of being left exposed”of being left exposed”
10. PAKIKISAMAPAKIKISAMA
In its most basic sense, ‘pakikisama’ meansIn its most basic sense, ‘pakikisama’ means
going along with others. Its basic etymologicalgoing along with others. Its basic etymological
source is ‘sama’ (to go with). A derived term issource is ‘sama’ (to go with). A derived term is
‘kasama’ (companion; together with). In the‘kasama’ (companion; together with). In the
social interaction context, ‘pakikisama’ meanssocial interaction context, ‘pakikisama’ means
‘getting along with others’, and ideally getting‘getting along with others’, and ideally getting
along ‘well’ with others. The first part of the termalong ‘well’ with others. The first part of the term
‘paki-’ is also significant, since it also happens to‘paki-’ is also significant, since it also happens to
be the Tagalog affix for ‘please’. It’s as if thebe the Tagalog affix for ‘please’. It’s as if the
individual is being requested to ‘please’ getindividual is being requested to ‘please’ get
along well one’s fellow human beings.along well one’s fellow human beings.
11. HALIMBAWAHALIMBAWA
Makikiabot nga ako ng dokumentongiyan.Makikiabot nga ako ng dokumentongiyan.
-Please pass me that document.-Please pass me that document.
Pare, makikigamit nga ng cellphone mo,Pare, makikigamit nga ng cellphone mo,
sandali?sandali?
--Buddy, may I please use your cellphone briefly?Buddy, may I please use your cellphone briefly?
Makisama kanaman.Makisama kanaman.
--Join us, be one with us.Join us, be one with us.
Wala kanamang pakikisama eh.Wala kanamang pakikisama eh.
--You have no sense of fellowship/camaraderieYou have no sense of fellowship/camaraderie..