Stereotypes of japanese international students held by filipino students In up diliman = định kiến của sinh viên philippines về sinh viên quốc tế nhật bản
This study investigated the stereotypes of Japanese international students held by Filipino counterparts in University of the Philippines Diliman (Quezon city, Manila, Philippines). To begin with, 32 Filipino students from University of the Philippines Diliman were asked to list traits describing a...
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oai:112.137.131.14:VNU_123-1009422021-01-06T08:26:13Z Stereotypes of japanese international students held by filipino students In up diliman = định kiến của sinh viên philippines về sinh viên quốc tế nhật bản Nguyễn, Phương Anh Lại, Thị Thanh Vân ĐHQGHN - Trường Đại học Ngoại Ngữ Japanese international students Filipino students, Stereotypes This study investigated the stereotypes of Japanese international students held by Filipino counterparts in University of the Philippines Diliman (Quezon city, Manila, Philippines). To begin with, 32 Filipino students from University of the Philippines Diliman were asked to list traits describing a typical Japanese student, generating 29 frequent descriptors. Next, 10 Filipino participants reported the likelihood of each trait's trueness through an online survey, and later on indicated the reasons for their choices by telling their experiences. The analysis process reveals 29 frequent traits of Japanese international students. It can be seen that some of the results reflect previous literature concerning stereotypes of Asians generally (e.g.: Smart/clever, hardworking/diligent, and not good at English), whereas, others are more unique (e.g.: Cute/lovely, individualistic/independent, and youthful/young-looking). Stereotypes ranged from highly true (e.g.: Polite/well-mannered and persistent/determined) to highly untrue (e.g.: Fake/two-faced). Results are discussed with respect to prior literature on stereotypes of Asian Americans in the U.S.A and Japanese people in the Philippines, from which implications for communication between Filipinos and Japanese students are drawn 2021-01-06T08:26:13Z 2021-01-06T08:26:13Z 2017 Final Year Project (FYP) http://repository.vnu.edu.vn/handle/VNU_123/100942 vi 56 p. application/pdf ĐHQGHN - Trường Đại học Ngoại Ngữ |
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This study investigated the stereotypes of Japanese international students held by Filipino counterparts in University of the Philippines Diliman (Quezon city, Manila, Philippines). To begin with, 32 Filipino students from University of the Philippines Diliman were asked to list traits describing a typical Japanese student, generating 29 frequent descriptors. Next, 10 Filipino participants reported the likelihood of each trait's trueness through an online survey, and later on indicated the reasons for their choices by telling their experiences. The analysis process reveals 29 frequent traits of Japanese international students. It can be seen that some of the results reflect previous literature concerning stereotypes of Asians generally (e.g.: Smart/clever, hardworking/diligent, and not good at English), whereas, others are more unique (e.g.: Cute/lovely, individualistic/independent, and youthful/young-looking). Stereotypes ranged from highly true (e.g.: Polite/well-mannered and persistent/determined) to highly untrue (e.g.: Fake/two-faced). Results are discussed with respect to prior literature on stereotypes of Asian Americans in the U.S.A and Japanese people in the Philippines, from which implications for communication between Filipinos and Japanese students are drawn |
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Stereotypes of japanese international students held by filipino students In up diliman = định kiến của sinh viên philippines về sinh viên quốc tế nhật bản |
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Stereotypes of japanese international students held by filipino students In up diliman = định kiến của sinh viên philippines về sinh viên quốc tế nhật bản |
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Stereotypes of japanese international students held by filipino students In up diliman = định kiến của sinh viên philippines về sinh viên quốc tế nhật bản |
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Stereotypes of japanese international students held by filipino students In up diliman = định kiến của sinh viên philippines về sinh viên quốc tế nhật bản |
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