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| − | '''Pakikisama''' is a basic tendency for [[Philippines|Filipino]]s, and is expressed in their private lives, their public workplaces, and in their [[Interpersonal relationships|relationship]] with their neighbors. According to the results of a survey, the Filipino trait most important to Filipinos is pakikisama. Pakikisama refers to an [[Interpersonal relations|interpersonal relationship]] where people are friendly and harmonious with each other. To be with someone and to get along with each other indicates basic human [[Friendship|friendliness]] and affinity. Pakikisam involves maintaining harmonious relationships and prioritizing group unity over selfishness and/or individualism. It emphasizes such things as [[empathy]], cooperation, and avoiding interpersonal conflict to foster smooth social interactions and a sense of togetherness.<ref> | + | '''Pakikisama''' is a basic tendency for [[Philippines|Filipino]]s, and is expressed in their private lives, their public workplaces, and in their [[Interpersonal relationships|relationship]] with their neighbors. According to the results of a survey, the Filipino trait most important to Filipinos is pakikisama. Pakikisama refers to an [[Interpersonal relations|interpersonal relationship]] where people are [[Friendship|friendly]] and harmonious with each other. To be with someone and to get along with each other indicates basic human [[Friendship|friendliness]] and affinity. Pakikisam involves maintaining harmonious relationships and prioritizing group unity over selfishness and/or individualism. It emphasizes such things as [[empathy]], cooperation, and avoiding interpersonal conflict to foster smooth social interactions and a sense of togetherness.<ref> |
*[https://sk.sagepub.com/ency/edvol/the-sage-encyclopedia-of-filipinx-american-studies/chpt/pakikisama Pakikisama] by Jei Africa, The SAGE Encyclopedia of Filipina/x/o American Studies, https://doi.org/10.4135/9781071828960.n259 | *[https://sk.sagepub.com/ency/edvol/the-sage-encyclopedia-of-filipinx-american-studies/chpt/pakikisama Pakikisama] by Jei Africa, The SAGE Encyclopedia of Filipina/x/o American Studies, https://doi.org/10.4135/9781071828960.n259 | ||
*[https://sites.nd.edu/sla2016/2016/08/22/blog-entry-6-june-18-2016-pakikisama/#:~:text='%20Understanding%20how%20to%20keep%20the,Park%20in%20Downtown%20Manila%2C%20Philippines. Pakikisama], University of Notre Dame</ref> | *[https://sites.nd.edu/sla2016/2016/08/22/blog-entry-6-june-18-2016-pakikisama/#:~:text='%20Understanding%20how%20to%20keep%20the,Park%20in%20Downtown%20Manila%2C%20Philippines. Pakikisama], University of Notre Dame</ref> | ||
Revision as of 03:23, July 17, 2025
Pakikisama is a basic tendency for Filipinos, and is expressed in their private lives, their public workplaces, and in their relationship with their neighbors. According to the results of a survey, the Filipino trait most important to Filipinos is pakikisama. Pakikisama refers to an interpersonal relationship where people are friendly and harmonious with each other. To be with someone and to get along with each other indicates basic human friendliness and affinity. Pakikisam involves maintaining harmonious relationships and prioritizing group unity over selfishness and/or individualism. It emphasizes such things as empathy, cooperation, and avoiding interpersonal conflict to foster smooth social interactions and a sense of togetherness.[1]
In some situations, one of the potential drawbacks of pakikisama is that is can hinder decision making due to groupthink.
Journal articles
- Pakikisama by Jei Africa, The SAGE Encyclopedia of Filipina/x/o American Studies, https://doi.org/10.4135/9781071828960.n259
See also
External links
- Pakikisama, University of Notre Dame
References
- ↑
- Pakikisama by Jei Africa, The SAGE Encyclopedia of Filipina/x/o American Studies, https://doi.org/10.4135/9781071828960.n259
- Pakikisama, University of Notre Dame