It is the ability to face what comes our way and still choose the kind of people we are.

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It is the idea that one should understand a person's beliefs, practices, and values within the context of their own culture

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These cultural changes may lead to a sense of cultural inferiority.

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The family begins to adopt American customs, such as eating hamburgers and hot dogs, celebrating Thanksgiving and Christmas, and learning English. They also enroll their children in local schools to integrate them into the new culture.

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A person lost their cultural identity or elements of a culture due to contact with a dominant culture.

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Filipinos incorporate foreign words into their vocabulary, such as "chika" (gossip) from Spanish or "selfie" from English. This scenario was an example of what type of cultural change?

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Students are taught the importance of hard work, perseverance, and academic excellence, which are highly valued in Filipino society. This scenario was an example of what type of cultural change?

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You have recently announced the valedictorian of your graduating class. However, upon a thorough review of the student’s grades, you discover a significant error in your calculations. The student you initially declared the valedictorian is the salutatorian, and vice versa. What will you do as their teacher? Will you uphold the ethical principles of a teacher and correct the error, or keep it a secret to avoid hurting the students' feelings?