Chapter 4

Question 1

Etymologically, the word value comes from the Latin word___________ which means ‘to measure the worth of something’.

Answer 1

valere

Question 2

Etymologically, the word value comes from the Latin word valere which means ________________________.

Answer 2

to measure the worth of something

Question 3

Alex Tiempo quoting Jocano (1993) mentions 3 Interpretations Associated with Filipino Understanding of Value:

Answer 3

1.objects
2. ideas
3. actions

Question 4

Values associated with __________ may mean price, cost, charge, amount, and worth.

Answer 4

objects

Question 5

Values associated with objects may mean _________________.

Answer 5

price, cost, charge, amount, and worth.

Question 6

When values is attached to __________, value could mean dignity, importance,
weight, and consequence.

Answer 6

ideas

Question 7

When values is attached to ideas value could mean________________.

Answer 7

dignity, importance,
weight, and consequence.

Question 8

If values is applied to ____________, the term meant extent, merit, significance, and usefulness

Answer 8

actions

Question 9

If values is applied to actions the term meant _________________.

Answer 9

extent, merit, significance, and usefulness

Question 10

_____________ are also defined as “that which one shows by his actions, or that which one cherishes the most”

Answer 10

Values

Question 11

According to him , “values always have a positive tone.

Answer 11

Landa Jocano

Question 12

He states that the values we consider “negative” are actually “actions violating the standard behavior but are rationalized in the context of existing values.”

Answer 12

Landa Jocano

Question 13

” He further claims that these so-called negative values are actually labeled because they were used in the wrong way

Answer 13

Landa Jocano

Question 14

____________is a Filipino value

Answer 14

Pakikisama

Question 15

_________are influential that they affect the totality of the person’s life.

Answer 15

Values

Question 16

True/False
Values control one’s actions and choices

Answer 16

True

Question 17

________________ determine a group’s feelings of likes and dislikes as well as
feelings related to what is acceptable and unacceptable

Answer 17

values

Question 18

___________serve as a guide to one’s plan,
decision making and response to change.

Answer 18

Values

Question 19

True/False
Values are not related to one’s search for meaning in life

Answer 19

false, it is related

Question 20

True/False
Knowing one’s purpose in life also aids in determining what one values most

Answer 20

True

Question 21

What people ___________ is expressed
through their statements or verbal assertions about what is true, important or what ought to be.

Answer 21

believe

Question 22

Before anything becomes a value, it has to pass through what is called the____________________

Answer 22

“seven sub-processes of valuing.”

Question 22

___________are seen in one’s actions.

Answer 22

Values

Question 23

One who said one thing and did another

Answer 23

false prophet

Question 24

Truths about “false prophets”

Answer 24

a. There is only one way a person’s sincerity can be proved, and that is by his practice,
b. Fine words (stated beliefs) can never substitute for fine deeds. Jesus’ teachings as found in this Scripture speak of values and valuing.

Question 25

People may be grouped in to three in relation to their values:

Answer 25

1. no apparent values
2. who have strongly defined
   values
3. who have values yet they are, poorly defined.

Question 25

Wrong with being a false prophet:

Answer 25

a. False prophets harm other people by lying to them and manipulating them to act in ways they would not normally act,
b. False prophets hurt themselves since they are always on “shaky ground”, afraid to be discovered for what they really are.

Question 26

That which help people know what they truly consider important in life is called ________________.

Answer 26

value indicators

Question 27

value indicators

Answer 27

goals
purposes
aspirations
beliefs
convictions
activities
worries
problems
daydreams
use of time
use of money
use of energy