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The Philippine Family In The Philippines

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The 1987 Philippine Constitution under Article II section12 Stated that “the State recognizes the sanctity of family life and shall protect and strengthen the family as a basic autonomous social institution. It shall equally protect the life of the mother and the life of the unborn from conception. The natural and primary rights and duty of the parents in the rearing of the youth for civic efficiency and the development of moral character shall receive the support of the government.”
According to (Mendoza, Pulma, & Tabajen, 2013) the provision of the constitution give emphasize on the family as the basic institution and serve as the foundation of the state. The tasked of the State is to protect and strengthen the family since …show more content…

Although she recognized that the country (Philippines) has achieved great progress, especially with the numerous laws that have been strengthened, changed, or improved, leading to more protection for children.”
According to Galindo (2016) “Children 's rights to health, survival and development are above traditional political divisions. It is imperative to further uphold the protection of the welfare of the children.” It affirmed the needs for coordinated effort of both local officials and its citizens regardless of political affiliations they are belong. The will to implement and uphold the rights of the child depends on the determination of its people to demand it.
According to (Alampay, 2014) “Filipino parenting behaviors may shift in the years to come, and the consequences of these emergent beliefs and behaviors for Filipino families and children’s development will need to be fully examined.” The need for understanding the Filipino culture of parenting is necessary to fully adapts to the change of …show more content…

Perceived emotional support from both mothers and fathers was positively associated with mastery orientation, which involves a focus on acquiring new knowledge and skills, improving one 's levels of competence, and gaining mastery in a specific domain based on personal standards. Gender also appeared to influence the relationship between parenting and goal orientation: among female college students, fathers ' emotional support was negatively associated with performance-avoidance goals, which focus on avoiding failure and demonstrations of incompetence. Further, fathers ' autonomy granting was also negatively associated with performance-avoidance goals and work-avoidance goals among female college students. These findings underscore the need for further study of cultural nuances and gender influences with regards to the relationship between parenting and academic

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