Filipino Psychology
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- They are fairies, nymphs, goddesses, or enchanted persons who are believed to guard natural creations such as forests, seas, mountains, land and air.
- They are known to be either good or mischievous, depending on how homeowners treat them. They also take your things, and laugh at you when you try to find it.
- They are also called as manggagaway. They control insects and uses them to harm people by the use of dolls, influenced by the popularity of voodoo.
- They can fly after separating itself from the lower half of its body, eats babies and fetuses from a mothers womb.
- It is known as magul associated with the legend of Malakas and Maganda. It is also a magical, mythical bird who brings good luck to anyone who were able to catch it.
- A lazy man who was buried under the soil by monkeys as they thought he was long dead because of his laziness.
- A topic in psycho- medicine in Filipino Psychology (but considered just as a Filipino superstition in Western Psychology) where an affliction or psychological disorder is attributed to a greeting by a stranger, or an evil eye hex.
- d. Beramok
- True or False. According to the Hmong people of Thailand, they ascribe this phenomenon to a malign spirit called dab tsuam that is said to take the form of a jealous woman.
- In 1876, the term juramentado was introduce for the behavior, surviving into modern Filipino languages as huramentado. True or False
- It is considered the most common that is associated with depression and sadness resulting from loss, but is not limited to, the death of a spouse or loved one, divorce, loss of a job, money, power, etc.
- Ingesting low levels of carbohydrates just before sleeping.
- A relatively common occurrence in which a person suddenly loses control of his respiration and digestion, and falls into a coma and ultimately to death.
- It is a supernatural entity associated with bangungot that is actually believed by religious traditions that repeated sexual activity with this entity may result in the deterioration of health or even death.
- In contemporary Indonesia, the term amok (amuk) generally refers to unreasoning murderous rage by an individual. True or False.
- d. 1846
- d. Pasma
- d. Kulam
- d. Susto
- d. Pasma
- d. Hilot
- True or False. Usog is apparently derived from the Spanish tradition of Mal de Ojo that explains how a baby has been greeted by a stranger acquires a mysterious illness.
- Gaba is a Cebuano concept of negative karma. True or False
- System of susto are thought to include nervousness, anorexia, insomnia, listlessness, fever, depression, and diarrhea. True or False
- d. Pamamanhikan
- True or False. In modern day of courtship, women are expected to be shy, secretive about their real feelings, conservative and demure.
- coward to court a girl. True or False
- d. All are correct.
- Both statements are correct.
- Both statements are incorrect.
- They are gifted reconciler of all philosophies and beliefs held by various types of managers and they are participatory and coordinative.
- A highly professional person who prefers American type of management styles with technical jargon and all the sophisticated tolls of management.
- This type of manager works day in and out and consider his work as his pleasure in life.
- Management by "Suyod"
- Other term for reconsider manager.
- Both statements are correct.
- A newlywed male is teased if his wife does not conceive within few months after marriage. What is it called?
- Duwag