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Filial Piety, Intimacy, and Inter-Generational Contract: Understanding the Family Support to Rural Empty-Nest Older Parents in China

Journal of Family Issues
With massive internal migration and changing family ethics, the increasing empty-nest older parents in rural China faced challenges in receiving family care.
Chuanqi Que, Haijing Dai
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Filial piety, Caregiving Self-Efficacy, and Caregiver Burden in Sandwich Generation Caregivers: What Are the Relationships?

Home Health Care Management & Practice
Caring for an elderly parent, while also raising children, presents unique challenges. This study explores how filial piety—respect for elders—affects the stress of such caregivers, focusing on their caregiving self-efficacy, or confidence in their ...
Chin-Siang Ang
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Sources of Social Support and Depressive Symptoms Among Chinese Older Adults: A Moderated Mediation of Social Adaptation and Filial Piety

The International Journal of Aging & Human Development
This study examined the mediating effect of social adaptation on the associations between sources of social support and depressive symptoms among Chinese older adults, and explored how filial piety moderated these associations in different ways.
Ge Bai
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Older parents’ perceptions of children's filial piety in rural China: The roles of coresidence, geographic proximity, and intergenerational support

Chinese Journal of Sociology
Filial piety—the belief that children should provide care, support, respect, and obedience to their older parents—is a fundamental normative expectation in East Asian societies. This study investigates the relationship between the geographic proximity of
Wencheng Zhang   +2 more
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Filial Piety

Abstract Recently, nationwide efforts have been made under joint public and private auspices to preserve the traditional values associated with respect and care for elderly people in South Korea in the face of a rapidly aging population and changes in modern family structure.
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Relationship between Filial Piety and Life Satisfaction among Young Adults in Malaysia and the UK: The Mediating Role of Perfectionism

The Journal of psychology
Filial piety and perfectionism are associated with life satisfaction and are influenced by family values. This study examined the roles of filial piety beliefs and perfectionism in life satisfaction among 379 young adults aged 18 to 25 in Malaysia (n ...
Kai Li Chung   +3 more
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Engineering the filial self. Negotiating the moral construction of filial piety at different government levels in China

Critical Social Policy
This article draws on discourse analysis of central and local government texts alongside ethnographic fieldwork conducted in China to depict the negotiation and implementation of filial piety (xiao), as advocated in the moral construction framework ...
Marius Meinhof, Yiming Zhang
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Geriatric Filial Piety

International Journal of Applied Philosophy, 2001
Today many adult children find themselves in the position of caring for elderly parents and attending to the other demands of life. Because of the unique balance of power in the adult child/elderly parent relationship as well as other negative influences, many adult children find caring for parents a frustrating task.
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Filial Piety as a Virtue

2007
Abstract The virtue of filial piety may seem a tad out of date to many modern Western readers, but instead of accepting this response as authoritative, we should see it as raising several issues that are part of why this topic is particularly relevant and important.
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