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Attachment relationship with parents and Taiwanese middle-aged adult children’s filial anxiety: The mediating role of dual filial piety beliefs

Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, 2022
Given the aging of the global population, the experience of adult children preparing to care for their aging parents is increasingly valued. In this article, I not only examined the associations between Taiwanese adult children’s attachment relationships with parents and their experience of filial anxiety but also took a psychocultural perspective to ...
Chih Wen Wu
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A test of the Dual Filial Piety model

Asian Journal of Social Psychology, 2003
Filial piety is a central concept in Confucianism, containing important ideas about how children should treat their parents. Research over the past two decades has resulted in conflicting findings over whether filial piety is beneficial or harmful to individual development.
Olwen Bedford, Kuang-Hui Yeh
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The association between dual filial piety and life satisfaction: A meta‐analysis

Journal of Family Theory and Review
AbstractFilial piety, as an important value and social norm, influences individual well‐being. However, previous studies have shown inconsistencies regarding the relationship between filial piety and life satisfaction. Based on the dual filial piety model, this meta‐analysis aimed to thoroughly assess the relationship between dual filial piety, which ...
Juzhe Xi, Wang Zheng
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Linking dual filial piety consciousness and mental health in Chinese adult children

Social Behavior and Personality
Previous studies have reported on the effect of filial piety on mental health among adult children. We hypothesized a detailed mechanism for this effect and conducted descriptive and correlation analyses using data from the 2017 Chinese General Social Survey. Results showed that among adult children, dual filial piety (i.
Jingjing Zhou
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