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What cultural value emphasizes placing the well-being and unity of the family above all else in Filipino culture?
What cultural value emphasizes placing the well-being and unity of the family above all else in Filipino culture?
Which phrase do Filipinos often use when passing through areas associated with spirits to show respect?
Which phrase do Filipinos often use when passing through areas associated with spirits to show respect?
What belief common among Filipinos suggests that spirits can bring bad luck after a wake?
What belief common among Filipinos suggests that spirits can bring bad luck after a wake?
Which of the following is considered a strong cultural value in Japan?
Which of the following is considered a strong cultural value in Japan?
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Which religious belief is most commonly practiced among Filipinos?
Which religious belief is most commonly practiced among Filipinos?
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What best describes the Filipino worldview in terms of community interaction?
What best describes the Filipino worldview in terms of community interaction?
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What is a common belief among Filipinos regarding specific days and activities?
What is a common belief among Filipinos regarding specific days and activities?
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What quality emphasizes the strong social connections among Filipinos?
What quality emphasizes the strong social connections among Filipinos?
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What common stereotype is associated with China in the context of manufacturing?
What common stereotype is associated with China in the context of manufacturing?
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How is Japan often perceived in terms of technology?
How is Japan often perceived in terms of technology?
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What stereotype is commonly associated with South Korea’s approach to beauty?
What stereotype is commonly associated with South Korea’s approach to beauty?
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What cultural stereotype is often attributed to the Thai people?
What cultural stereotype is often attributed to the Thai people?
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What misleading perception is commonly held about Vietnam?
What misleading perception is commonly held about Vietnam?
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What stereotype is associated with Filipinos in terms of social dynamics?
What stereotype is associated with Filipinos in terms of social dynamics?
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What characterization is often found in stereotyping Japan's society?
What characterization is often found in stereotyping Japan's society?
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What complex aspect of Thai culture is often overlooked due to stereotypes?
What complex aspect of Thai culture is often overlooked due to stereotypes?
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What does slouching indicate in most Northern European cultures?
What does slouching indicate in most Northern European cultures?
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In Turkey, how is having hands in pockets perceived?
In Turkey, how is having hands in pockets perceived?
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Which non-verbal gesture is offensive in both Ghana and Turkey?
Which non-verbal gesture is offensive in both Ghana and Turkey?
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What does prolonged eye contact typically signify in many Asian cultures?
What does prolonged eye contact typically signify in many Asian cultures?
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How is touch generally perceived in many Asian cultures?
How is touch generally perceived in many Asian cultures?
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Which statement regarding facial expressions is true?
Which statement regarding facial expressions is true?
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How do animated cultures often view restrained cultures?
How do animated cultures often view restrained cultures?
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In Asian cultures, what does avoiding eye contact typically indicate?
In Asian cultures, what does avoiding eye contact typically indicate?
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How are emotions typically expressed in many cultures?
How are emotions typically expressed in many cultures?
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Why is touching someone of higher status often avoided?
Why is touching someone of higher status often avoided?
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Which cultural group emphasizes frequent bathing for cleanliness?
Which cultural group emphasizes frequent bathing for cleanliness?
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What is one of the common symptoms of culture shock?
What is one of the common symptoms of culture shock?
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Culture shock includes which of the following feelings?
Culture shock includes which of the following feelings?
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What does reverse culture shock refer to?
What does reverse culture shock refer to?
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Which of the following is NOT an example of an obvious culture shock?
Which of the following is NOT an example of an obvious culture shock?
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What is often perceived about hygiene standards of Western cultures in relation to bathing?
What is often perceived about hygiene standards of Western cultures in relation to bathing?
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What can non-verbal communication do in relation to verbal messages?
What can non-verbal communication do in relation to verbal messages?
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Which of the following is a key aspect that cultural differences impact in non-verbal communication?
Which of the following is a key aspect that cultural differences impact in non-verbal communication?
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How does body movement contribute to non-verbal communication?
How does body movement contribute to non-verbal communication?
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Which of the following is NOT a type of non-verbal gesture mentioned?
Which of the following is NOT a type of non-verbal gesture mentioned?
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What role does proximity play in non-verbal communication?
What role does proximity play in non-verbal communication?
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In many Asian cultures, which aspect is heavily influenced by cultural traditions?
In many Asian cultures, which aspect is heavily influenced by cultural traditions?
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Which of the following best describes intonation in non-verbal communication?
Which of the following best describes intonation in non-verbal communication?
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What can the use of dress in communication signify according to cultural standards?
What can the use of dress in communication signify according to cultural standards?
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Study Notes
Filipino Cultural Values
- Family-Oriented: Emphasize family unity and well-being with close-knit relationships, respect for elders, and loyalty.
- Hospitality: Known for welcoming and generous treatment of guests.
- Smooth Interpersonal Relationships (Pakikisama): Value harmonious relationships and avoid conflict.
- Generosity and Helpfulness: Willingness to help others without expecting anything in return.
- Strong Work Ethics: Hardworking and dedicated even in challenging situations.
- Debt of Gratitude (Utang na loob): Strong sense of obligation to repay kindness and favors.
- Religious Beliefs: Primarily Roman Catholic with strong faith, regular Mass attendance, and celebration of religious festivals.
- Superstitions and Folk Beliefs: Adherence to traditional beliefs and practices, often for protection or avoiding bad luck.
- Politeness: Use respectful language and gestures, "Po" and "Opo" for elders, "Mano po" (touching elder's hand as a sign of respect).
- Tabi-Tabi Po: Phrase used when passing through areas associated with spirits for safety.
- Avoid Going Straight Home After Attending a Wake: Belief that spirits may linger around the dead and could bring bad luck.
Japanese Cultural Values
- Respect for Authority (Sonkei): Deeply ingrained respect for hierarchy and those in positions of power.
Perceptions of Asian Nations
- China: Often stereotyped as producing cheap, low-quality goods, even though it has made significant advancements in technology and innovation.
- Japan: Viewed as technologically advanced with innovative technology, but this stereotype can sometimes overshadow traditional culture and social issues.
- South Korea: Strong association with its entertainment industry (K-pop, K-dramas), which can overshadow other aspects of Korean culture.
- Thailand: Known as the "Land of Smiles," often perceived as friendly and welcoming, but this can oversimplify their cultural norms.
- Vietnam: Often associated with the Vietnam War, leading to a stereotype of resilience, but overlooking its rich history, culture, and development.
- Philippines: Known for hospitality and friendliness, but this can overlook the complexity of their social dynamics.
- Filipinos: Often seen as overseas workers and caregivers, neglecting their diverse professions and talents within the country.
Non-Verbal Communication
- Importance: Used for repeating, accenting, complementing, or contradicting verbal messages; regulating interactions; and substituting verbal messages.
- Categories: Nonverbal messages produced by the body and by the setting (time, space, silence).
Cultural Differences in Non-Verbal Communication
- General Appearance and Dress: Standards of attractiveness and modesty vary across cultures; dress can be a sign of status.
- Body Movement: Can convey attitude, emotional state, and desire to control the environment; variations in movement are common across cultures.
- Posture: Cultural differences in acceptable posture; consider actions like bowing, slouching, hands in pockets, sitting with legs crossed, showing soles of feet, etc.
- Gestures: Huge possibility and variety in gestures with variations on meaning and acceptability across cultures.
- Facial Expressions: While basic expressions might be similar, their intensity and meaning might vary across cultures.
- Eye Contact and Gaze: Prolonged eye contact can be rude or confrontational in some Asian cultures; often used sparingly and lowered eyes indicate deference.
- Touch: Touch is often minimal and reserved for close relationships; less physical contact is common in public in many Asian countries.
- Smell: Natural body odors are often minimized in many Asian societies and frequent bathing is emphasized.
Culture Shock
- Definition: A normal process of adapting to a new culture; an extreme response to an international transition.
- Symptoms: Homesickness, feelings of helplessness, disorientation, depression, irritability, sleep and eating disturbances, and excessive criticism of the new culture.
- Coping Strategies: Be prepared for the experience, be open-minded, find social connections, learn about the culture, practice self-care, and seek support.
- Reverse Culture Shock: Might occur when returning to one's home culture after adapting to a new culture.
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Test your knowledge of the rich cultural values that define Filipino identity. This quiz covers aspects such as family orientation, hospitality, and strong work ethics, along with religious beliefs and traditional practices. Dive into the unique traits that shape the lives of Filipinos in this engaging quiz!
