Political Culture and Behavior in Philippine Politics

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What is politics linked to, according to Heywood (2012)?

  • Religion and education
  • Conflict and cooperation (correct)
  • Economics and history
  • Culture and technology

When did interest in political culture start to rise?

  • 1950's to 1960's (correct)
  • 1800's to 1900's
  • Ancient times
  • 2000's to 2010's

What does political culture refer to?

  • Economic systems
  • Geographical locations
  • Technological advancements
  • People's psychological orientations (correct)

How is culture passed on in its broadest sense?

<p>From generation to generation by learning (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is Filipino culture described as?

<p>A systematically related set of mental and concrete constructions (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to political thinkers, what role do beliefs and values play in promoting stability?

<p>Vital role (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the term used to describe the beliefs, feelings, and practices shared by large groups of Filipinos in relation to political power?

<p>Political Socialization (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which aspect of Filipino politics involves the belief in male superiority and the use of force as necessary for governance?

<p>Machismo (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a characteristic of the rise of political clans in the Philippines?

<p>Presence of nepotism (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a key consequence of the lack of clear ideological separation between political parties in the Philippines?

<p>Blatant inefficiencies and mediocrity (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How do Filipinos living under extreme poverty tend to interact with politicians?

<p>Rely on patron politicians for temporary relief (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How do Filipinos develop values and beliefs that enable them to support the political system?

<p>Via the process of Political Socialization (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Definition of Politics

  • Politics is a social activity that emerges from human interaction, linked to conflict and cooperation
  • It is diverse because people have different opinions and beliefs

Political Culture and Behavioral Politics

  • Political thinkers recognized the importance of attitudes, beliefs, and values in promoting political stability and survival
  • Interest in political culture began in the 1950s-1960s with the development of behavioral analysis techniques

Definition of Culture

  • In its broadest sense, culture refers to the way of life of people, encompassing knowledge, values, and practices passed down from one generation to the next
  • In a narrower sense, culture refers to people's psychological orientations and values

Political Culture

  • Political culture refers to a pattern of orientations to political objects, expressed in beliefs, symbols, and values
  • It is shaped by long-term values and influences political behavior and decision-making

Philippine Political Culture and Behavior

  • Filipino culture is a systematically related set of mental and concrete constructions, including beliefs, feelings, group-accepted practices, language, and shared values
  • Key features of Philippine political culture and behavior include:

Personalistic View on Politics and Governance

  • Family ties play a vital role in Philippine politics
  • Candidates expect unbending support from their family or clan
  • Political families consistently play a massive role in shaping national and local governments

Machismo in Politics

  • Politics in the Philippines is predominantly run by males and male-centered activities
  • Male candidates are often perceived as superior to female candidates
  • Politics is often associated with male strength and force

Culture of Dependence

  • Filipinos often display a sense of extreme dependence and helplessness, especially those living in poverty
  • This leads to a reliance on patron politicians who can relate to their struggles and provide temporary relief

Political Socialization

  • Political socialization is a process where citizens develop values, attitudes, beliefs, and opinions that enable them to support the political system
  • It involves conditioning individuals to think, act, and behave in a socially acceptable manner

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