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  • Its Okay Not To Be Okay - Toxic Positivity and Its Implication To The Self Concept of The Filipino Youth

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    This document outlines a study on the effects of toxic positivity on the self-concept of Filipino youth. The study defines toxic positivity as invalidating someone's negative feelings and defines self-concept as how people perceive themselves. It states that the study will focus on senior high school students in Cavite, Laguna, and Batangas who have experienced toxic positivity. The study aims to determine the demographic profile of respondents, identify the underlying effects of toxic positivity, understand how it impacts self-concept, and propose interventions to reduce its influence.

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    This document outlines a study on the effects of toxic positivity on the self-concept of Filipino youth. The study defines toxic positivity as invalidating someone's negative feelings and defines self-concept as how people perceive themselves. It states that the study will focus on senior high school students in Cavite, Laguna, and Batangas who have experienced toxic positivity. The study aims to determine the demographic profile of respondents, identify the underlying effects of toxic positivity, understand how it impacts self-concept, and propose interventions to reduce its influence.

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    Its Okay Not To Be Okay - Toxic Positivity and Its Implication To The Self Concept of The Filipino Youth

    Загружено:

    John Phillip Mendoza
    This document outlines a study on the effects of toxic positivity on the self-concept of Filipino youth. The study defines toxic positivity as invalidating someone's negative feelings and defines self-concept as how people perceive themselves. It states that the study will focus on senior high school students in Cavite, Laguna, and Batangas who have experienced toxic positivity. The study aims to determine the demographic profile of respondents, identify the underlying effects of toxic positivity, understand how it impacts self-concept, and propose interventions to reduce its influence.

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    It's Okay Not to Be Okay: Toxic Positivity and its Implication to the

    Self-Concept of the Filipino Youth


    Abatayo Alegada Bleza Mendoza Ulanday
    Definition of Terms
    Toxic Positivity -In the study, it refers to the invalidation
    of negative feelings of another person

    Self Concept - In the study, it refers to how people


    perceive themselves.

    Filipino Youth - In the study, it refers to Senior High


    School students living in Cavite, Laguna, and Batangas
    who experienced Toxic Positivity.
    Stat em en t o f t h e P r o b l e m
    1. Demographic profile of the respondents:
    Age
    Sex
    Address
    2. What are the underlying effects of the toxic positivity?
    3. How does toxic positivity affect one’s self concept?
    4. What are the possible interventions or programs that can
    be implemented to reduce toxic positivity?
    End of Slide

    THANK
    YOU!!!

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