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Appendix 1. Peter Glicke and Susan Fiske et al Research instruments

Table 14. Ambivalent Sexism Inventory (ASI)

Hostile Sexism
Dominative Paternalism
1.1 Women exaggerate problems at
work
1.2 Women are too easily offended
1.3 Most women interpret innocent
remarks as
sexist
Competitive Gender Differentiation
1.4 When women lose fairly, they
claim
discrimination
1.5 Women seek special favors under
guise of
equality
1.6 Feminists are not making
reasonable demands
1.7 Feminists are seeking more power
than
Men
Heterosexual Hostility
1.8 Women seek power by gaining
control over
Men
1.9 Women use their sexuality to
manipulate men
1.10 Once a man commits, she puts him
on a
tight leash
Benevolent Sexism
Protective Paternalism
2.1 A good woman should be set on a
pedestal
2.2 Women should be cherished and
protected by men
2.3 Men should sacrifice to provide for
Women
Complementary Gender
Differentiation
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2.4 Women have a superior moral

sensibility
2.5 Women have a quality of purity few
men
possess
2.6 Women have a more refined sense
of
culture
Heterosexual Intimacy
2.7 Every man ought to have a woman
he
adores
2.8 Despite accomplishment, men are
incomplete without women
2.9 Women need heterosexual intimacy
for happiness
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Appendix 2. Peter Glicke’s Approval for using their research instrument.

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Appendix 4. Results facilitated by the Ambivalent Sexism Inventory

January

HOSTILE HOW TO BREAK THE EVOLUTION MANTHROPOLOGY

SEXISM UP WITH HIM OF THE
THREESOME
Dominative
Paternalism
1.1 Women
exaggerate - - -
problems at work.
1.2 Women are too -
easily offended. -
1.3 Most women
interpret innocent - - -
remarks as sexist.
Competitive
Gender
Differentiation
1.4 When women - - -
lose fairly, they
claim
Discrimination.
1.5 Women seek
special favors - - -
under guise of
Equality.
1.6 Feminists are
not making - - -
reasonable
demands.
1.7 Feminists are
seeking more - - -
power than men.
Heterosexual
Hostility
1.8 Women seek
power by gaining - - -
control over men
1.9 Women use
their sexuality to - - -
manipulate men.
1. 10 Once a man
commits, she puts - - -
him on a tight leash
BENEVOLENT
SEXISM
Protective
Paternalism
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2.1 A good woman

should be set on a - - -
pedestal.
2.2 Women should
be cherished and - - -
protected by men.
2.3 Men should
sacrifice to provide - - -
for Women.
Complementary
Gender
Differentiation
2.4 Women have a -“Women are more
superior moral likely to initiate
sensibility break up….but - -
many men don’t
process being
dumped as quickly
as women do”.
-“Not one women
said she’d never
recovered”.
2.5 Women have a
quality of purity - - -
few men Possess.
2.6 Women have a
more refined sense - - -
of culture
Heterosexual
Intimacy
2.7 Every man
ought to have a - - -
woman he adores
2.8 Despite
accomplishment, - - -
men are incomplete
without women
2.9 Women need
heterosexual - - -
intimacy for
happiness
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February

HOSTILE THE HOTTER SEX AT THE DUDEVINCI

SEXISM SECOND EVERY STAGE CODE
DATE
SECRET
Dominative
Paternalism
1.1 Women
exaggerate problems - - -
at work.
1.2 Women are too
easily offended. - - -

1.3 Most women

interpret innocent - - -
remarks as sexist.
Competitive
Gender
Differentiation
1.4 When women
lose fairly, they - - -
claim
discrimination.
1.5 Women seek
special favors under - - -
guise of Equality.
1.6 Feminists are not
making reasonable - - -
demands.
1.7 Feminists are
seeking more power - - -
than men.
Heterosexual
Hostility
1.8 Women seek
power by gaining - - -
control over men
1. 9 Women use - “Anticipation is
their sexuality to - half the fun, text -
manipulate men. what you’re
most looking
forward to-like
“I just want to
feel you on top
of me””
- “While he’s
texting you en
route to your
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date, reply with a

picture of your
panty around
your ankle, and a
simple “can’t
wait”. Trust us;
he’ll never be
more on time for
anything in his
life.”
-“A hot nearly
naked woman
telling him what
to do is an image
he won’t soon
forget.”
-“He won’t be
able to think
about anything
except what he
wants to do to
you.”
1. 10 Once a man
commits, she puts - - -
him on a tight leash
BENEVOLENT
SEXISM
Protective
Paternalism
2.1 A good woman
should be set on a - - -
pedestal.
2.2 Women should
be cherished and - - -
protected by men.
2.3 Men should
sacrifice to provide - - -
for Women.
Complementary
Gender
Differentiation
2.4 Women have a
superior moral - - -
sensibility
2.5 Women have a
quality of purity few - - -
men Possess.
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2.6Women have a
more refined sense - - -
of culture
Heterosexual
Intimacy
2.7 Every man ought
to have a woman he - - -
adores
2.8 Despite
accomplishment, - - -
men are incomplete
without women
2.9 Women need
heterosexual - - -
intimacy for
happiness

March

HOSTILE SEE YA TEACH HIM HOW MANTHROPOLOGY

SEXISM NEVER TO PLEASE YOU
BODY
BASHER
Dominative
Paternalism
1.1 Women
exaggerate problems - - -
at work.
1.2 Women are too
easily offended. - - -
1.3 Most women
interpret innocent - - -
remarks as sexist.
Competitive
Gender
Differentiation
1.4 When women
lose fairly, they - - -
claim discrimination.
1.5 Women seek
special favors under - - -
guise of Equality.
1.6 Feminists are not
making reasonable - - -
demands.
1.7 Feminists are
seeking more power - - -
than Men.
Heterosexual
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Hostility
1.8 Women seek
power by gaining - - -
control over men
1.9 Women use their -“Buy some lingerie
sexuality to - and put it under your -
manipulate men. work clothes. Then
when it’s time to get
frisky, slowly undress
down to your undies.
It’s guaranteed to
work”
1.10 Once a man
commits, she puts - - -
him on a tight leash
BENEVOLENT
SEXISM
Protective
Paternalism
2.1 A good woman
should be set on a - - -
pedestal.
2.2 Women should
be cherished and - - -
protected by men.
2.3 Men should
sacrifice to provide - - -
for Women.
Complementary
Gender
Differentiation
2.4 Women have a -“However -“You’re doing him a
superior moral it is our service because you’re -
sensibility duty to teaching him how to be
correct more expressive.”
them”
2.5 Women have a
quality of purity few - - -
men Possess.
2.6 Women have a
more refined sense - - -
of culture
Heterosexual
Intimacy
2.7 Every man ought
to have a woman he - - -
adores
2.8 Despite
accomplishment, - - -
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men are incomplete

without women
2.9 Women need
heterosexual - -
intimacy for -
happiness

April

HOSTILE HOW DO CRACK MANTHROPOLOGY HAVE

SEXISM YOU YOUR TINDER,
MAKE AN ORGASM WILL
LDR CODE TRAVEL
WORK
Dominative
Paternalism
1.1 Women
exaggerate - - - -
problems at work.
1.2 Women are
too easily - - - -
offended.
1.3 Most women
interpret innocent - - - -
remarks as sexist.
Competitive
Gender
Differentiation
1.4 When women
lose fairly, they - - - -
claim
Discrimination.
1.5 Women seek
special favors - - - -
under guise of
Equality.
1.6 Feminists are
not making - - - -
reasonable
demands.
1.7 Feminists are
seeking more - - - -
power than
Men.
Heterosexual
Hostility
1.8 Women seek
power by gaining - - - -
control over men
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1.9 Women use

their sexuality to - - - -
manipulate men.
1.10Once a man
commits, she puts - - - -
him on a tight
leash
BENEVOLENT
SEXISM
Protective
Paternalism
2.1 A good
woman should be - - - -
set on a pedestal.
2.2 Women -“They feel
should be - serious pride - -
cherished and if they make
protected by men. you see
frisky
firework.”
2.3 Men should
sacrifice to - - - -
provide for
Women.
Complementary _
Gender - - -
Differentiation
2.4 Women have -“You have
a superior moral to have a - - -
sensibility higher EQ
than others”

2.5 Women have

a quality of purity - - - -
few men Possess.
2.6 Women have
a more refined - - - -
sense of culture
Heterosexual
Intimacy
2.7 Every man
ought to have a - - - -
woman he adores
2.8 Despite
accomplishment, - - - -
men are
incomplete
without women
2.9 Women need -“Even if
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heterosexual you know - - -

intimacy for your partner
happiness loves you,
when you
feel lonely,
it’s so easy
to mistake
someone
who’s just
there to give
you a pat on
the back”

MAY

HOSTILE SEXISM UP YOUR THE PINAY IN

BAE DRUNK LOVE 2017
GAME SEX
EPIDEMIC
Dominative Paternalism
1.1 Women exaggerate problems at - - -
work.
1.2 Women are too easily offended. - - -
1.3 Most women interpret innocent - - -
remarks as sexist.
Competitive Gender
Differentiation
1.4 When women lose fairly, they - - -
claim Discrimination.
1.5 Women seek special favors under - - -
guise of Equality.
1.6 Feminists are not making - - -
reasonable demands.
1.7 Feminists are seeking more power - - -
than Men.
Heterosexual Hostility
- - -
1.8 Women seek power by gaining
control over men
1.9 Women use their sexuality to - - -
manipulate men.
1.10 Once a man commits, she puts - - -
him on a tight leash
BENEVOLENT SEXISM
Protective Paternalism
2.1 A good woman should be set on a - - -
pedestal.
2.2 Women should be cherished and - - -
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protected by men.
2.3 Men should sacrifice to provide - - -
for Women.
Complementary Gender
Differentiation
2.4 Women have a superior moral - -“While the -
sensibility men
described
stories of
power and
competition,
womens
description
revolve
around
connection
and
intimacy”
2.5 Women have a quality of purity - - -
few men Possess.
2.6 Women have a more refined - - -
sense of culture
Heterosexual Intimacy
2.7 Every man ought to have a - - -
woman he adores
2.8 Despite accomplishment, men are - - -
incomplete without women
2.9 Women need heterosexual - -“The -“A modern
intimacy for happiness dating pinay doesnt
world can just wait for
feel like the one guy to
hunger sweep her off
games, with her feet”
hundreds of -
women
competing
for the same
few men”

JUNE

HOSTILE HOW NOT TO MASTURCLASS SEX Q & A

SEXISM LOSE BLOWOUT
YOURSELF TO
LOVE
Dominative
Paternalism
1.1 Women - - -
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exaggerate
problems at work.
1.2 Women are too - - -
easily offended.
1.3 Most women - - -
interpret innocent
remarks as sexist.
Competitive
Gender
Differentiation
1.4 When women - - -
lose fairly, they
claim
Discrimination.
1.5 Women seek - - -
special favors
under guise of
Equality.
1.6 Feminists are - - -
not making
reasonable
demands.
1.7 Feminists are - - -
seeking more
power than Men.
Heterosexual
Hostility
1.8 Women seek - - -
power by gaining
control over men
1.9 Women use - - -
their sexuality to
manipulate men.
1.10 Once a man - - -
commits, she puts
him on a tight
leash
BENEVOLENT
SEXISM
Protective
Paternalism
2.1 A good woman - - -
should be set on a
pedestal.
2.2 Women should - - -
be cherished and
protected by men.
2.3 Men should - - -
sacrifice to provide
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for Women.
Complementary - - -
Gender
Differentiation
2.4 Women have a -“We’ve been - -
superior moral groomed by
sensibility society to think
about the needs of
others first”
2.5 Women have a - -“We don’t have -
quality of purity guilt it’s more on
few men Possess. “Nakakahiya eh”.
2.6 Women have a - - -
more refined sense
of culture
Heterosexual
Intimacy
2.7 Every man - - -
ought to have a
woman he adores
2.8 Despite - - -
accomplishment,
men are
incomplete without
women
2.9 Women need - - -
heterosexual
intimacy for
happiness

July

HOSTILE SEXISM SHOULD YOU TAKE A SUPER FUN SOLO

DATING BREAK? DATES
Dominative
Paternalism
1.1 Women - -
exaggerate problems
at work.
1.2 Women are too - -
easily offended.
1.3 Most women - -
interpret innocent
remarks as sexist.
Competitive Gender
Differentiation
1.4 When women lose - -
fairly, they claim
Discrimination.
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1.5 Women seek - -

special favors under
guise of Equality.
1.6 Feminists are not - -
making reasonable
demands.
1.7 Feminists are - -
seeking more power
than Men.
Heterosexual
Hostility
1.8Women seek power - -
by gaining control
over men
1.9 Women use their - -
sexuality to
manipulate men.
1.10 Once a man - -
commits, she puts him
on a tight leash
BENEVOLENT
SEXISM
Protective
Paternalism
2.1 A good woman - -
should be set on a
pedestal.
2.2 Women should be - -
cherished and
protected by men.
2.3 Men should - -
sacrifice to provide for
Women.
Complementary
Gender
Differentiation
2.4 Women have a - -
superior moral
sensibility
2.5 Women have a - -
quality of purity few
men Possess.
2.6 Women have a - -
more refined sense of
culture
Heterosexual
Intimacy
2.7 Every man ought - -
to have a woman he
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adores
2.8 Despite - -
accomplishment, men
are incomplete without
women
2.9 Women need - -
heterosexual intimacy
for happiness

August

HOSTILE YOUR GRAND HOW TO SEX+A

SEXISM SEXIEST 24 GUESSTURES DEAL NAP=THE
HOURS WITH SNAP
EVER! ASKHOLES
Dominative
Paternalism
1.1 Women - - - -
exaggerate
problems at work.
1.2 Women are too - - - -
easily offended.
1.3 Most women - - - -
interpret innocent
remarks as sexist.
Competitive
Gender
Differentiation
1.4 When women - - - -
lose fairly, they
claim
Discrimination.
1.5 Women seek - - - -
special favors
under guise of
Equality.
1.6 Feminists are - - - -
not making
reasonable
demands.
1.7 Feminists are - - - -
seeking more
power than Men.
Heterosexual
Hostility
1.8 Women seek - - - -
power by gaining
control over men
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1.9 Women use - - - -

their sexuality to
manipulate men.
1.10 Once a man - - - -
commits, she puts
him on a tight leash
BENEVOLENT
SEXISM
Protective
Paternalism
2.1 A good woman - -
should be set on a
pedestal.
2.2 Women should - -“ A long time - -
be cherished and suitor should drive
protected by men. you to and from
home every day
without fail”
2.3 Men should - - - -
sacrifice to provide
for Women.
Complementary
Gender
Differentiation
2.4 Women have a - - - -
superior moral
sensibility
2.5 Women have a - - - -
quality of purity
few men Possess.
2.6 Women have a - - - -
more refined sense
of culture
Heterosexual
Intimacy
2.7 Every man - - - -
ought to have a
woman he adores
2.8 Despite - - - -
accomplishment,
men are incomplete
without women
2.9 Women need - - - -
heterosexual
intimacy for
happiness
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September

HOSTILE IN DEFENSE MANTHROPOLOGY UP IS HE REALLY

SEXISM OF DATING YOUR EMOTIONALLY
APPS BIG-O UNAVAILABLE,
ODDS OR ARE YOU
EXPECTING TOO
MUCH?
Dominative
Paternalism
1.1 Women - - - -
exaggerate
problems at
work.
1.2 Women are - - - -
too easily
offended.
1.3 Most women - - - -
interpret
innocent remarks
as sexist.
Competitive
Gender
Differentiation
1.4 When - - - -
women lose
fairly, they claim
Discrimination.
1.5 Women seek - - - -
special favors
under guise of
Equality.
1.6 Feminists are - - - -
not making
reasonable
demands.
1.7 Feminists are - - - -
seeking more
power than
Men.
Heterosexual
Hostility
1.8 Women seek - - - -
power by
gaining control
over men
1.9 Women use - - - -
their sexuality to
manipulate men.
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1. 10 Once a - - - -
man commits,
she puts him on
a tight leash
BENEVOLENT
SEXISM
Protective
Paternalism
2.1 A good - - -
woman should
be set on a
pedestal.
2.2 Women - - - -
should be
cherished and
protected by
men.
2.3 Men should - “Husbands are - -
sacrifice to allowed to engage in
provide for polygamy if they are
Women. financially capable.
Complementary - - - -
Gender
Differentiation
2.4 Women have - - - -
a superior moral
sensibility
2.5 Women have - -“For Muslim - -
a quality of women who are
purity few men weighed down by
Possess. household chores, a
second wife can help
lighten the load”
2.6 Women have -“Word of - - -
a more refined warning:
sense of culture don’t go
thinking
you’ve
found a
soulmate if
they also
couldn’t
stand
Suicide
Squad.
Everyone
agrees with
you on that
one”
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Heterosexual
Intimacy
2.7 Every man - - - -
ought to have a
woman he
adores
2.8 Despite - - - -
accomplishment,
men are
incomplete
without women
2.9 Women need - - - -
heterosexual
intimacy for
happiness

October

HOSTILE SEXISM HOW IMPORTANT WHY KISSING IS SO

ARE COMMON MUCH FUN
INTERESTS IN A
RELATIONSHIP?
Dominative Paternalism
1.1 Women exaggerate - -
problems at work.
1.2 Women are too easily - -
offended.
1.3 Most women interpret - -
innocent remarks as sexist.
Competitive Gender
Differentiation
1.4 When women lose - -
fairly, they claim
Discrimination.
1.5 Women seek special - -
favors under guise of
Equality.
1.6 Feminists are not - -
making reasonable
demands.
1.7 Feminists are seeking - -
more power than
Men.
Heterosexual Hostility
1.8 Women seek power by - -
gaining control over men
1.9 Women use their - -
sexuality to manipulate men.
1.10 Once a man commits, - -
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she puts him on a tight leash

BENEVOLENT SEXISM
Protective Paternalism
2.1 A good woman should - -
be set on a pedestal.
2.2 Women should be - -
cherished and protected by
men.
2.3 Men should sacrifice to - -
provide for Women.
Complementary Gender
Differentiation
2.4 Women have a superior - -
moral sensibility

2.5 Women have a quality - -

of purity few men Possess.
2.6 Women have a more
refined sense of culture
Heterosexual Intimacy
2.7 Every man ought to have
a woman he adores
2.8 Despite
accomplishment, men are
incomplete without women
2.9 Women need
heterosexual intimacy for
happiness
- “Unfortunately for -
this fella, it
wouldn’t have
mattered how well
he treated me
down the line, in
my mind, he will
forever be the
wrestling fanboy
who isn’t getting a
text back
tomorrow.”
- -
- -
- -
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November

HOSTILE SEXISM POISON PARADISE THE PSYCHOLOGY

OF MAKE-UP SEX
Dominative Paternalism
1.1 Women exaggerate problems - -
at work
1.2 Women are too easily - -
offended
1.3 Most women interpret - -
innocent remarks as
sexist
Competitive Gender
Differentiation
1.4 When women lose fairly, they - -
claim
discrimination
1.5 Women seek special favors - -
under guise of
equality
1.6 Feminists are not making - -
reasonable demands
1.7 Feminists are seeking more - -
power than
Men
Heterosexual Hostility
1.8 Women seek power by - -
gaining control over
Men
1.9 Women use their sexuality to - -
manipulate men
1.10 Once a man commits, she - -
puts him on a
tight leash
BENEVOLENT SEXISM
Protective Paternalism
2.1 A good woman should be set - -
on a
pedestal
2.2 Women should be cherished - -
and protected by men
2.3 Men should sacrifice to -“If you really love -
provide for me, you’d do anything
Women for me”
Complementary Gender
Differentiation
2.4 Women have a superior moral -“You must also resist -
sensibility the urge to punish or
withdraw affection if
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they don’t do what

you want”
2.5 Women have a quality of - -
purity few men
possess
2.6 Women have a more refined - -
sense of
culture
Heterosexual Intimacy
2.7 Every man ought to have a - -
woman he
adores
2.8 Despite accomplishment, men - -
are
incomplete without women
2.9 Women need heterosexual - -“Sex is and always
intimacy for happiness will be the best way to
feel emotionally
connected to your
partner”

December

HOSTILE SEXISM FIGHT THE GOOD THE MILLENNIAL SEX

FIGHT SLUMP
Dominative
Paternalism
1.1 Women exaggerate - -
problems at work.
1.2 Women are too - -
easily offended.
1.3 Most women - -
interpret innocent
remarks as sexist.
Competitive Gender
Differentiation
1.4 When women lose - -
fairly, they claim
Discrimination.
1.5 Women seek - -
special favors under
guise of
Equality.
1.6 Feminists are not - -
making reasonable
demands.
1.7 Feminists are - -
seeking more power
than
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Men.
Heterosexual
Hostility
1.8 Women seek - -
power by gaining
control over men
1.9 Women use their - -
sexuality to
manipulate men.
1.10 Once a man - -
commits, she puts him
on a tight leash
BENEVOLENT
SEXISM
Protective
Paternalism
2.1 A good woman - -
should be set on a
pedestal.
2.2 Women should be - -
cherished and
protected by men.
2.3 Men should - -
sacrifice to provide for
Women.
Complementary
Gender
Differentiation
2.4 Women have a - -
superior moral
sensibility
2.5 Women have a - -
quality of purity few
men Possess.
2.6 Women have a - -
more refined sense of
culture
Heterosexual
Intimacy
2.7 Every man ought - -
to have a woman he
adores
2.8 Despite - -
accomplishment, men
are incomplete without
women
2.9 Women need - -
heterosexual intimacy
for happiness
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Appendix 5
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Appendix 6. Curriculum Vitae

Alweane Tolentino Ilangilang

Home Address: Blk 19 lot 15 Casimiro Baytown Village,
Habay I,
Bacoor, Cavite
Mobile Number: 09976453544
E-mail address: alweane.ilangilang@gmail.com

Personal Information:

Age: 20
Sex: Male
Date of Birth: December 9, 1998
Place of Birth: Bacoor, Cavite
Nationality: Filipino
Civil Status: Single
Languages spoken: English and Filipino

Educational Background:

Cavite State University-Imus campus

Bachelor of Arts in Journalism
2015- present
Tertiary
Bacoor Parochial School of St. Michael the Archangel Incorporated, Cavite
2015-2011
Secondary
Bacoor Parochial School of St. Michael the Archangel Incorporated, Cavite
2011-2005
Primary

Strength and Skills

 Hardworking, flexible and willing to undergo any training needed for the job
 Good interpersonal skills - works well with others, motivates and encourages
 Good Oral and Written English communication skills

Seminars Attended

12th EdukCircle International Convention On Psychology and Media

Communication
August 15, 2015 U.P theater, U.P Diliman

Status Quo: The Fourth Estate under a New Administration

November 16, 2016 Cavite State University- Imus campus

MASSCOMPETITIVE: “We are made of ideas”

September 4, 2017 Cavite State University- Imus campus
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Character references:

Mr. Kevin C. Almario

Software Engineering Analyst
Accenture Philippines
Contact No. (63) 09458398306

Almira Coleen S.J Santuyo

Associate, Human Resources Office
St. Dominic College of Asia, Talaba IV, Bacoor, Cavite
Contact No. (63) 09458398306
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Appendix 6. Curriculum Vitae

GABRIELLA SAN PEDRO ABOLOC
Lot 3 Block 18 Casimiro Baytown Village, Habay I
Bacoor City, Cavite
gabriellaaboloc@gmail.com Mobile No. 09054355299

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Age : 20
Sex : Female
Date of Birth : July 24, 1998
Place of Birth : Quezon City
Nationality : Filipino
Height : 5’3”
Weight : 116 lbs.
Civil Status : Single
Languages spoken : English and Filipino

PERSONAL STRENGTHS AND SKILLS:

 Hardworking, flexible and willing to undergo any training needed for the job

 Good interpersonal skills - works well with others, motivates and encourages

 Good Oral and Written English communication skills

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND:

2015-Present Cavite State University-Imus Campus (Imus, Cavite)

2011-2015 General Emilio Aguinaldo National High School (Imus, Cavite)
2005-2011 New Era Elementary School (Dasmarinas, Cavite)

REFERENCES:

Abigail Gomez Natalie Jane Malayo

Chairperson, Department Thesis Adviser
of Language and Mass Communication Cavite State University Imus
Campus
Cavite State University Imus Campus
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Republic of the Philippines

CAVITE STATE UNIVERSITY
Imus Campus
Cavite Civic Center Palico IV, Imus, Cavite
(046) 471-66-07 / (046) 471-67-70/ (046) 686-2349
www.cvsu.edu.ph

Department of Languages and Mass Communication

ROUTING SLIP

Name of Student(s): ALWEANE T. ILANGILANG AND GABRIELLA P.

ABOLOC
Type of study: THESIS
Title of Study: SEXISM IN WOMEN’S MAGAZINE: A CONTENT
ANALYSIS OF SELECTED ARTICLES IN COSMOPOLITAN
PHILIPPINES.

Cellphone No.: 09976453544

DATE DATE REMARKS

RECEIVED RELEASED

NATALIE JANE M. MALAYO

Thesis Adviser

GIERONE LIANNI REYES

Technical Critic

NATALIE JANE M. MALAYO

Department R&D

NATALIE JANE M. MALAYO

Department Chairperson

English Critic

NICASIO I. SAAVEDRA JR., MIT

Campus RD Coordinator

MA. CYNTHIA R. DELA CRUZ, PhD

Campus Administrator
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