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    Strengths of The Filipino Character:: 1. Hospitability 2. Adoptability and Resiliency

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    The political self develops through several sources including family, education, church, media and interactions with others in society. A child's political views are often shaped by their parents' outlooks. Education also plays a key role in socializing youth about politics and their roles in society. Media like television and the internet can influence one's political views by exposing them to current events. In the Philippines, colonial rule for over 300 years molded Filipino national identity and culture through the influence of foreign beliefs, language and religion. Key strengths of Filipino character that contribute to national identity include values like hospitality, adaptability, faithfulness and family orientation.

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    The political self develops through several sources including family, education, church, media and interactions with others in society. A child's political views are often shaped by their parents' outlooks. Education also plays a key role in socializing youth about politics and their roles in society. Media like television and the internet can influence one's political views by exposing them to current events. In the Philippines, colonial rule for over 300 years molded Filipino national identity and culture through the influence of foreign beliefs, language and religion. Key strengths of Filipino character that contribute to national identity include values like hospitality, adaptability, faithfulness and family orientation.

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    SPIRITUAL SELF

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    Political Self

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    The political self develops through several sources including family, education, church, media and interactions with others in society. A child's political views are often shaped by their parents' outlooks. Education also plays a key role in socializing youth about politics and their roles in society. Media like television and the internet can influence one's political views by exposing them to current events. In the Philippines, colonial rule for over 300 years molded Filipino national identity and culture through the influence of foreign beliefs, language and religion. Key strengths of Filipino character that contribute to national identity include values like hospitality, adaptability, faithfulness and family orientation.

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    POLITICAL SELF

    “Man is a political animal” – Aristotle


    Politics centers on actions among a number of people involving influence. It is the process of
    who gets what, when, and how with concepts of power, elites, legitimacy, and authority are
    related to it. It promotes ideologies about democracy, citizenship, human rights, freedom, family,
    health, and other issues vital to human development.
    The Political Self then organizes self-relevant information about politics, including one’s
    beliefs, attitudes, and affiliations, beliefs about leadership and one’s leadership style, how one
    submits to leadership and how people socialize and function as members of the society.
     
    The Development of Political Self

    1. Family – The family is the primary source of all basic and innate needs of a person. A
    child often takes after his parents’ political outlook in politics.
    2. School/Education – Education is the main agent for the political socialization of the
    young into the national political culture. It shapes a child into a morally upright citizens
    emphasizing one’s respective roles in the society.
    3. Church - The teachings, services, and activities of the church can contribute in the ideals
    of politics.
    4. Mass Media – there has been old arguments about that media has no sufficient evidence
    that mass media is a casual element in a developing a child’s understanding and behavior
    about politics. However, recent researches belie this, stating that media can change people’s
    mind through programs relating to current events. Internet also develops one’s political self
    online as they learn about concerns and political events.
    5. Other people - The traits and values of the individuals in the society greatly affect the
    attitudes and beliefs of an individual.

     
    The Political Self and Being a Filipino
    After three centuries of colonization, the Philippines today has only surfaced. The Filipino
    identity and culture was molded by foreign culture beliefs, language, and religion. Aside from
    race, ethnicity, and physical characteristics, important values and traits can also contribute to
    one’s national identity.

    Strengths of the Filipino Character:

    1. Hospitability

    2. Adoptability and resiliency


    3. Resourcefulness and creativity

    4. Faithfulness

    5. Bayanihan

    6. Thriftiness

    7. Politeness

    8. Family Oriented

    9. Bravery

    10. Sense of Humor

    11. Discretion and dignity

    12. Gratefulness

    13. Honesty and commitment

    14. Generosity and Helpfulness

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