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I still go to work even when I got criticized and felt humiliated before.
 
Always
 
Often
 
Sometimes
 
Never
 
 
 
I rather go to work than go to a party or family gathering.
 
Always
 
Often
 
Sometimes
 
Never
 
 
 
I still go to work even if my family obliges me to attend our religious practices
 
Always
 
Often
 
Sometimes
 
Never
 
 
 
I am confident to speak in front of my peers even if I have “regional defect” in speaking English or Tagalog.
 
Always
 
Often
 
Sometimes
 
Never
 
 
 
I prefer discussing about work rather than doing the work alone.
 
Always
 
Often
 
Sometimes
 
Never
 
 
 
I can still concentrate at work even if there is an important family occasion.
 
Always
 
Often
 
Sometimes
 
Never
 
 
 
I am outspoken and frank to whatever I want to tell to my peer or superior.
 
Always
 
Often
 
Sometimes
 
Never
 
 
 
I interact with my peers professionally.
 
Always
 
Often
 
Sometimes
 
Never
 
 
 
I take on and follow through tasks without constant supervision.
 
Always
 
Often
 
Sometimes
 
Never