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Self-Discipline (Value FIFTEEN)
Self-discipline involves training and controlling oneself through overcoming weaknesses and pursuing right actions despite temptations. Existential psychologists believe that an individual's primary problem is themselves, so solving personal problems makes solving societal problems easier. Social analysts perceive that a lack of self-discipline in Filipinos causes issues like poverty, corruption, and crime. A lack of self-discipline can also be seen in behaviors on the road, at school, and at home, and sometimes leads to extreme violence like rape, murder, or suicide. Good parental guidance and social norms nurture self-discipline in individuals from a young age by molding their character.
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- 2. What is Self-Discipline? •Training and control of oneself and one's conduct, usually for personal improvement • Ability to control one's feelings and overcome one's weaknesses • Ability to pursue what one thinks is right despite temptations to abandon it • Bridge between goals and accomplishments
- 3. Self-Discipline Existential psychologists professthat man’s primary problem is no less than himself. That’s why if an individual can solve the problems of his own, it will not be difficult to resolve all other problems. This holds true for the Filipinos. If the Filipinos can work out their own problems, perhaps it would be a lot easier to solve the problems of the society.
- 4. Self-Discipline Social analysts perceivethat the people’s lack of self discipline is the root- cause of our nationwide problems such as poverty, corruption, terrorism, crimes, sca m, and many more. Almost everyday we encounter these things through media.
- 5. Self-Discipline Other forms of“lack of self-discipline” don’t just occur in a massive part of a region or country. It might also be noticed around: on the road, at school, inside a classroom in your own house, and so on.
- 6. Self-Discipline Sometimes, lack ofself-discipline forms an extreme violence against someone or himself. Rape or sexual harassment, murder, and suicide were just one of the few examples. These things are usually called animalistic acts precisely because only animals or beasts do practice them.
- 7. Self-Discipline The latter consists,first and foremost, in the good parental guidance and upbringing, social norms or conventions, other moral precepts which nurture an individual in his growth and development. As a result, an individual’s character was molded and he is intended to behave and act according to said instructions.
- 8. Self-Discipline Discipline, therefore, isthe voice of good breeding, self-restraint, self-control, and social norms which have been inculcated through parental guidance and instructions.
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