This study is a qualitative research that
aims to discover if Filipinos today still value the opinion of their parents
whether Filipinos still have close family ties.
This participants of this study are
grade 3 students up to 4th year high-school who are studying in
public and private schools only in the location of Quezon city and Cainta,
Rizal the researcher used interviews and their observation in order to gather
data about the respondents with regards to their time spent with parents, their
closeness, description and understanding of the word parental guidance.
The study was able to find that
public school and private school students had same answers and there was no
defined difference between the two. The respondents and their answer were
divided into two groups, being the ones who were able to spend much time with
their parents and those who weren’t able to allot much time with their parents.
When asked about the influence of their parents all of them had an answer
instantly and when asked if they were close all answered yes but had different
definitions.
The researcher concludes that
Filipinos incorporate closeness with the length of time spent with the specific
person. It also concludes that Filipino children see themselves as close but
have a different definition of closeness furthermore Filipinos appreciate and
realize the meaning of parental guidance when they are older.
The researcher recommends having more respondents
and thorough interviews.
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