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Which generation is defined as those born between 1926 and 1945?
Which generation is defined as those born between 1926 and 1945?
- Silent Generation (correct)
- Generation X
- Generation Z
- Baby Boomers
What characteristic is NOT associated with Baby Boomers according to Dr. Abramson?
What characteristic is NOT associated with Baby Boomers according to Dr. Abramson?
- Competitive
- Disciplined (correct)
- Self-sufficient
- Committed
Which generation is characterized as resourceful and logical?
Which generation is characterized as resourceful and logical?
- Generation X (correct)
- Millennials
- Silent Generation
- Baby Boomers
What major social event is linked to the birth of Baby Boomers?
What major social event is linked to the birth of Baby Boomers?
Which generation is most associated with direct, in-person communication?
Which generation is most associated with direct, in-person communication?
What is a common perception of Millennials (Generation Y)?
What is a common perception of Millennials (Generation Y)?
What does Dr. Abramson suggest is a characteristic of Generation X?
What does Dr. Abramson suggest is a characteristic of Generation X?
What distinguishes the Silent Generation's upbringing according to historical context?
What distinguishes the Silent Generation's upbringing according to historical context?
What deeper concept does hiya refer to in Filipino culture?
What deeper concept does hiya refer to in Filipino culture?
How might Filipinos avoid experiencing hiya?
How might Filipinos avoid experiencing hiya?
What does the expression 'bahala na' signify in Filipino culture?
What does the expression 'bahala na' signify in Filipino culture?
What two traditions contribute to Filipino virtue ethics?
What two traditions contribute to Filipino virtue ethics?
What are the two main concepts that underpin Filipino virtue ethics?
What are the two main concepts that underpin Filipino virtue ethics?
What is a common trait of Filipinos regarding their social interactions?
What is a common trait of Filipinos regarding their social interactions?
What does hiya encourage individuals to do in terms of community relationships?
What does hiya encourage individuals to do in terms of community relationships?
How does the Filipino attitude towards life's challenges manifest?
How does the Filipino attitude towards life's challenges manifest?
What does cultural relativism challenge regarding moral truth?
What does cultural relativism challenge regarding moral truth?
According to Ima Relativist, how is the view of morality shaped?
According to Ima Relativist, how is the view of morality shaped?
What is the definition of cultural relativism as explained in the content?
What is the definition of cultural relativism as explained in the content?
What example does Ima Relativist use to illustrate cultural perspectives on morality?
What example does Ima Relativist use to illustrate cultural perspectives on morality?
What does Ima Relativist imply about the concept of 'wrong'?
What does Ima Relativist imply about the concept of 'wrong'?
What does the phrase 'moral codes are cultural constructs' suggest?
What does the phrase 'moral codes are cultural constructs' suggest?
Why does cultural relativism reject the belief in objective moral standards?
Why does cultural relativism reject the belief in objective moral standards?
How does Ima Relativist view the morals taught in their society?
How does Ima Relativist view the morals taught in their society?
What is cultural relativism primarily concerned with?
What is cultural relativism primarily concerned with?
According to cultural relativism, what determines the morality of an action?
According to cultural relativism, what determines the morality of an action?
Which of the following is a claim made by cultural relativists?
Which of the following is a claim made by cultural relativists?
How do cultural relativists view the moral code of their own society?
How do cultural relativists view the moral code of their own society?
What is implied when one judges a cultural practice as 'correct' or 'incorrect' according to cultural relativism?
What is implied when one judges a cultural practice as 'correct' or 'incorrect' according to cultural relativism?
Which phrase best captures the essence of moral tolerance as viewed in cultural relativism?
Which phrase best captures the essence of moral tolerance as viewed in cultural relativism?
Which of the following scenarios best aligns with cultural relativism?
Which of the following scenarios best aligns with cultural relativism?
What criticism do cultural relativists face regarding their stance on morality?
What criticism do cultural relativists face regarding their stance on morality?
What best describes the primary loyalty among Filipinos in a collectivist society?
What best describes the primary loyalty among Filipinos in a collectivist society?
Which term refers to the concept of 'shared self' or identity within Filipino culture?
Which term refers to the concept of 'shared self' or identity within Filipino culture?
What is considered disrespectful within the context of Filipino social hierarchy?
What is considered disrespectful within the context of Filipino social hierarchy?
How does the notion of 'hiya' influence Filipino behavior?
How does the notion of 'hiya' influence Filipino behavior?
Which of the following best exemplifies the Filipino collectivist mindset?
Which of the following best exemplifies the Filipino collectivist mindset?
Which term is used when addressing an older male or female within the same generation in Filipino culture?
Which term is used when addressing an older male or female within the same generation in Filipino culture?
What is the potential consequence of being perceived as lacking 'kapwa'?
What is the potential consequence of being perceived as lacking 'kapwa'?
How is the awareness of colonial history perceived among Filipinos today?
How is the awareness of colonial history perceived among Filipinos today?
Study Notes
Cultural Relativism
- Cultural relativism is the idea that morality is relative to a culture; it is not absolute.
- Different cultures have different moral codes.
- There is no objective standard to judge one culture's moral code as better than another.
- Cultures create their own moral codes, just as they create different styles of food and clothing.
Filipino Culture
- Filipinos have a strong sense of national identity, stemming from their shared history of independence and colonialism.
- However, there is a complex social hierarchy, which is important to acknowledge.
- "Hiya" (shame) guides Filipinos' behavior and interaction with others.
- They have a collectivist culture, emphasizing the good of the group over the individual.
- Filipinos are welcoming and friendly, often sharing personal stories and enjoying each other's company.
- The concept of "kapwa" refers to a shared identity and emphasizes the importance of helping others and maintaining community.
Generational Values
- The Silent Generation (1926-1945) is known for its discipline, value-orientation, and loyalty.
- Baby Boomers (1946-1964) are committed, self-sufficient, and competitive.
- Generation X (1966-1980) is resourceful, logical, and good at problem-solving.
- Millennials (Generation Y) grew up with technology's rapid advancement and are known for their collaboration and optimism.
- Generation Z (born after 1996) has a strong sense of social justice and environmental awareness.
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Explore the concept of cultural relativism and how it applies to Filipino culture. This quiz covers the moral codes specific to different cultures and the unique aspects of Filipino social identity, including concepts like 'Hiya' and 'kapwa'. Test your understanding of these cultural phenomena and their implications.
