(Definition) Occupational Areas and Filipino Culture

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April to July

if a person were to pursue a postgraduate degree, they are still employed in the months of:

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Leisure and hospitality

common employment areas of YA in USA

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Men

works more hours and works more overtime shifts

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Gender wage gap

women earning less than men

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Lockstep career mystique

engaging in hard work for long hours through adulthood will bring status, security, and happiness

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Protean career

individual is experiencing greater responsibility for career choices and opportunite. Subjective career success

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career establishment and financial independence

developmental tasks of YA

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Job hopping

the practice of changing jobs often

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work stress

pressure that people experience from professional tasks

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Lazarus and Folkman’s Theory of Stress

individuals assess stressful events through challenge harm/loss, stress

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Men

spends more time on leisure activity daily

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watching TV

dominant leisure activity

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men

more likely to engage in gym attendance, team sport, individual sport

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Women

more likely to engage in walking, reading, playing a musical instrument

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Heirarichal leisure constraints model

People face intrapersonal, interpersonal and structural constraints

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Two-vector theory of leisure motivation

Leisure provides two purposes: personal fulfillment, social rewards

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Serious leisure

Structured, skill-based, fosters identity and purpose

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Casual leisure

Relaxing but less structured

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Project-based leisure

One-time events with short-term meaning

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Self-determination theory

motivation exists on a c

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Amotivation

no interest

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extrinsic motivation

driven by external rewards or pressure

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Introjected motivation

avoiding guilt or seeking social approval

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Identified motivation

aligning activities with personal values but still influenced by external factors

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intrinsic motivation

most beneficial for longterm engagement, fueled by autonomy, competence, and relatedness

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Flow theory

__ state occurs when challenge matches skill level

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Apter’s Reversal Theory

2 distinct and interchangeable motivational states can lead to enjoyment

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Telic State

serious activities aimed at achieving a long term goal; pleasure arises from anticipation of reaching the goal

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Paratelic State

immediate and playful activities; enjoyment is derived from the activity itself and the excitement that results from it; enjoyment of the current process and current moment

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Expectancy-Value Model

defines reasons to engage as a combination of young people’s perceived proficiency in the activity and the value they place on the activity

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Breadwinner Phenomenon

young

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Tagasalo theory

syndrome that affects filipino adult children and prompts them to assume the role of a caregiver or one who leads the family in times of need

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Utang na loob

YA who finish study due to a relative’s help feel the need to repay them

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Filial duty

family comes first, being duty

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Kapwa

unity of self and others

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universalism

understand, appreciate, and concern the protection of the welfare of all people

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pakikisama

getting along with others or going with the majority to practice friendliness and exhibit the trait of being welcoming

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Panganay ka

the role model, the ones who take on the role of being the breadwinner, takes up jobs

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Job oriented

Reactive approach to development within current job

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Work maintenance

Proactive approach in finding employment and building income

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Work growth

Highly proactive where individuals desire learning and growth opportunities

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Experience effect

employees handle social emotional aspects of their job overtime

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Vulnerability effect

employees find stress as time goes on

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Overload effect

both experience and vulnerability effect arises causing an overload

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Job demands res

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Effort-reward imbalance theory

stress results from a mismatch between high effort and low rewards

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Cox’s theory of success

Stress occurs when perceived demands exceed coping resources

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Transactional Theory

stress depends on how individuals appraise and respond to situations

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Equity model

stress arises when employees feel undervalued

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work-related stress model

stress results from the interaction of personal factors, job conditions, and living circumstances

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adult daughters

expected to care for aging parents more

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Guilt or hiya

can suppress pursuit of nontraditional careers

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Hong Kong

home away from home

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Hypertension

health condition of most OFWs in their 50s

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Musculoskeletal Disorder

filipino migrant workers show a higher prevalence of ___

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Marites Culture

social phenomenon where MA women find entertainment on gossip

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Retirement Law

Entitles filipino employees to retirement benefits at the age of 60, with mandatory retirement at 65

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Bridge employment

work taken on after leaving a long-term career but before full retirement

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Activity Theory

role of leisure in attaining better well-being at an older age is for the preservation of psychological health through high level of involvement in activity

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Continuity Theory

OAs want to maintain stability in the roles they played throughout their life despite the physical, mental, emotional, and social barriers put to them by aging

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Patrilocality

adopting elders into a family home, more specifically the husband’s home