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FILIAL PIETY

Journal of Gerontological Nursing, 1998
A Cross-Cultural Comparison and its Implications for the Well-Being of Older Parents ABSTRACT The purpose of this article is to compare and contrast the concept of filial piety in Chinese culture and American culture and to discuss the relationship between expectations of filial piety and the well-being of older adults.
Yu-Tzu Dai, Margaret F Dimond
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Filial Piety

2021
Filial piety is an essential aspect of ancestor worship. The Confucian doctrine of Filiality dictates that children honor their parents in both the material world while they are alive and the spiritual world when they are dead. Ancestor worship comes into play when the parents are dead and filial piety becomes ancestor worship as children venerate ...
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Family Reinstitutionalization in the Early 21st Century China: Bilateralism, Intergenerational Caregiving, and Filial Piety

Sociology Compass
Questioning the assumptions of the emerging nuclear family and family decline, Bengtson underscores the increasing significance of multigenerational ties, taking into account “longer years of shared lives”.
Yingchun Ji
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Filial Piety Across Sociocultural Context and the Life Span

Current Directions in Psychological Science
Filial piety—children’s respect, duty, and care toward parents—is often misconceptualized despite its role in intergenerational relationships and aging societies globally.
Yena Kyeong   +4 more
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Filial piety and public attitudes towards same-sex sexual behaviour in China—evidence from the Chinese general social survey

Culture, Health and Sexuality, 2023
Using data from the 2017 Chinese General Social Survey, this study is one of the first to directly compare the effect of reciprocal versus authoritarian filial piety on the Chinese public attitudes towards same-sex sexual behaviour using a nationally ...
Kai Lin
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‘Naturally, it's me taking care’: filial piety as anticipatory resilience in the temporal flow and stressors of Chinese only children caring for parents with cancer

Journal of applied communications research
Amid China's aging population and the increasing responsibilities of only-child caregivers, caring for aging parents has become a pressing social concern.
Hong Yu   +3 more
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Constructing Indigenous Psychological Theories From A Global Perspective: Taking Filial Piety Model As An Example

Review of General Psychology, 2023
Most nonwestern researchers regard the field of indigenous psychology as an intellectual movement across the globe to resist the hegemony of Western psychology in representation of the human mind, and in investigations of local mentality.
Kuang‐Hui Yeh
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Internalized Homonegativity and Psychological Distress Among Chinese Gay Men: The Mediating Role of Loneliness and the Moderating Role of Authoritarian Filial Piety

LGBT Health, 2023
Purpose: Previous research has consistently found that internalized homonegativity is a salient predictor of psychological distress, but how and when this relationship occurs is unclear, especially among Chinese sexual minority individuals, who are less ...
Fangsong Liu, Zhengjia Ren
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Filial Piety

2016
The chapter focuses on the transformation in ideals of filial piety for women from an emphasis on the image of the devoted wife to that of crusading daughter, willing to resort to violence and self-sacrifice—both acts forbidden by law and convention—to avenge the unjust death of a parent.
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