Filipino College Students' Views on The Value of Phisical Appeal to Political Leadership
<div>Musings of thirty-six college students from three higher educational institutions </div><div>in the Manila, Philippines were used to look at the constructs of physical appeal </div><div>and its power to influence leadership. By thematically analyz...
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| description | <div>Musings of thirty-six college students from three higher educational institutions </div><div>in the Manila, Philippines were used to look at the constructs of physical appeal </div><div>and its power to influence leadership. By thematically analyzing the musings of</div><div>the students, the research found physical appeal concepts that are associated to</div><div>leadership. The study revealed that the students perceive leadership in two ways:</div><div>from “within” the leader such as skills and knowledge, and from the “outside”</div><div>where leadership is associated to goals, to influences, and to authority. In terms</div><div>of physical appeal, leaders are expected to possess physical beauty (kagandahang</div><div>anyo). Moreover, leaders are seen as individuals who have good manners</div><div>(kagandahang asal). Interestingly, the college students claimed that leadership</div><div>should also be based on capacity (kakayanan) and connection (koneksyon). These</div><div>findings revealed that leadership has its physical and ethical forms that help the</div><div>students visualize their idealized national political leader.</div> |
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| spelling | doaj.art-d9a3d5bebd7242b4a80f8eeafc0656912023-01-03T08:02:58ZengUniversitas IndonesiaThe South East Asian Journal of Management1978-19892355-66412017-05-0111110.21002/seam.v11i1.77363498Filipino College Students' Views on The Value of Phisical Appeal to Political LeadershipJonalou S. Labor0University of The Philippines<div>Musings of thirty-six college students from three higher educational institutions </div><div>in the Manila, Philippines were used to look at the constructs of physical appeal </div><div>and its power to influence leadership. By thematically analyzing the musings of</div><div>the students, the research found physical appeal concepts that are associated to</div><div>leadership. The study revealed that the students perceive leadership in two ways:</div><div>from “within” the leader such as skills and knowledge, and from the “outside”</div><div>where leadership is associated to goals, to influences, and to authority. In terms</div><div>of physical appeal, leaders are expected to possess physical beauty (kagandahang</div><div>anyo). Moreover, leaders are seen as individuals who have good manners</div><div>(kagandahang asal). Interestingly, the college students claimed that leadership</div><div>should also be based on capacity (kakayanan) and connection (koneksyon). These</div><div>findings revealed that leadership has its physical and ethical forms that help the</div><div>students visualize their idealized national political leader.</div>http://journal.ui.ac.id/index.php/tseajm/article/view/7736Political Leadership, Physical Appeal, Philippine |
| spellingShingle | Jonalou S. Labor Filipino College Students' Views on The Value of Phisical Appeal to Political Leadership The South East Asian Journal of Management Political Leadership, Physical Appeal, Philippine |
| title | Filipino College Students' Views on The Value of Phisical Appeal to Political Leadership |
| title_full | Filipino College Students' Views on The Value of Phisical Appeal to Political Leadership |
| title_fullStr | Filipino College Students' Views on The Value of Phisical Appeal to Political Leadership |
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| title_short | Filipino College Students' Views on The Value of Phisical Appeal to Political Leadership |
| title_sort | filipino college students views on the value of phisical appeal to political leadership |
| topic | Political Leadership, Physical Appeal, Philippine |
| url | http://journal.ui.ac.id/index.php/tseajm/article/view/7736 |
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