18 Questions
What should be the starting point of every social research?
A culturally sensitive approach using pakapakapa, pakikipagpalagayang-loob, and onwards
What is the key to any form of knowledge in social research?
Language and cultural information
What is the significance of writing academic reports in Filipino?
It emphasizes the importance of language in social research
What is the deeper concept that underscores the pakikipagkapwa as the Filipino way of dealing with the 'other'?
Kapwa and loob
What is the significance of understanding the native language in social research?
It is vital to understanding the people being investigated
What is the ultimate consideration in dealing with the 'other' in social research?
The 'other' as an extension of oneself
What is the main goal of indigenization in social science?
To translate and interpret foreign concepts to fit a local culture
Why is it important to refashion imported ideas in social science research?
To make them relevant to the local culture and needs
What is the result of importing ideas without indigenization?
Ideas that are not useful to the local population
What is meant by 'translation' in the context of indigenization?
Looking for parallel concepts in local culture
What is the purpose of indigenized social science?
To respond to the needs of the local population
What is the aim of adopting foreign social science ideas?
To make those ideas work for the local population
What is the primary goal of indigenization in social science?
To develop thoughts and ideas that are products of our own culture and environment
What is a reflection of the position of power in the context of social theories and methods?
The imposition of outside ideas and theories
What is the ideal scenario in social science, according to the concept of indigenization?
A scenario where our thoughts and ideas are products of our own culture and environment
Why are Southeast Asian countries often recipients of Western-molded social theories and methods?
Because they are economically dependent on wealthier nations
What is the role of native languages in social research, according to the concept of indigenization?
To use native languages as a means of understanding our own culture and environment
What is the outcome of indigenization in social science?
We no longer look for outside ideas, theories, or methods when dealing with our own problems and conditions
This quiz explores the importance of culturally sensitive approaches in social research, specifically in the Filipino context. It covers key concepts such as pakapakapa, pakikipagpalagayang-loob, and more. Test your knowledge and understanding of these cultural nuances and their application in social research.
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