Морал налоги: Аралашура культура

Culture is the sum total of learned behavior within a group, passed down through generations. It's considered the tradition of that group.
Culture is cultivated behavior, encompassing a person's learned experiences, socially transmitted. It's essentially a person's behavior learned through social interaction.
Culture is symbolic communication. Symbols include skills, knowledge, attitudes, values, and motives. These meanings are learned and reinforced within the culture.
Culture includes all learned aspects of life, like attitudes, morality, etiquette, perceptions of reality, language, notions of proper conduct, and beliefs about gender roles.
Culture shapes a person's moral values and ethical norms.
Culture impacts how people view behaviors and interactions.

Culture is a "way of life" that includes values, behaviors, knowledge, and beliefs passed down through generations.
Culture establishes moral values and behaviors.
Children learn cultural interpretations of the world from their parents and community.
People learn what is considered "right" and "wrong" based on their culture.
It's difficult to develop in a culture without being shaped by its moral values and principles.
Learning culture is a core part of human development.

Culture reflects moral values and ethical norms that govern people's behavior and interactions.
Culture describes a group's perspectives, values, objectives, and practices.
Cultures differ across time periods, countries, and geographical regions.

Moral behavior is actions that create good outcomes for community members.
It applies to the broader global human society.
Moral behavior reflects a person's values and guidelines.
Children display prosocial and moral behavior when sharing, helping, cooperating, communicating, sympathizing, and caring.

Moral behavior follows one's moral values and standards.
Children demonstrate prosocial and moral behavior through sharing, cooperating, communicating, sympathizing, and expressing care.

Filipino culture blends Eastern and Western influences.
Pre-colonial Filipino beliefs and traditions were primarily indigenous Malay.
Spanish colonization and American influence heavily shaped modern Filipino culture.

Pakikisama is maintaining good public relations and avoiding conflict.
This often involves adhering to group expectations even if it potentially causes conflict.
Pakikisama sometimes means going along with something even if it goes against one's inner feelings.

Hiya refers to feelings of shame, embarrassment, lowliness, shyness, and inhibition.
It's a concern with how one appears to others.
It can lead to fear of losing face and may restrict behavior.

Filipinos show respect to elders through unique expressions, like "po" and "opo" or "pagmamano".
Respect for elders is linked to community harmony and family relationships.
Failure to show respect can lead to negative social consequences.

Moral character is based on principles of right and wrong, and personal goodness.
Character encompasses a person's mental and moral qualities.
Moral character involves virtues like honesty, integrity, courage, fortitude, and loyalty.

Confucian philosophy emphasizes moral development in terms of four beginnings: Compassion, righteousness, propriety, and wisdom. This is linked to individual actions and values.

Kohlberg explored the development of moral understanding in children.
He proposed several stages of moral development, progressing from a self-centered perspective to a broader concern for society.