... through our RightsLink service via the Permissions link on the article page on our site—for further information please contact [email protected]. Abstract Background Filial piety is viewed as a strong family support for Chinese people and is strongly associated with depressive symptoms...

... Chinese lives and practices, it is hard to believe that it has nothing to do with the low rate of organ donation in China ( Chen, 2013 ). The second charge pertains to the Confucian virtue of filial piety (xiao), which requires that one should not damage any part of the body in order to show...

.... Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of The Gerontological Society of America. All rights reserved. For permissions, please e-mail: [email protected]. 2017 Abstract Background: The relationship between filial piety and depressive symptoms has been widely discussed, but limited...

... ). Minority aging Resilience Socioeconomic issues Acculturation Sense of mastery Filial piety Abstract Background: Conflict in the family is a major risk factor for the well-being of older immigrants, whose lives are centered around their families. This study examined the potential linkage between...

... claim on the resources of the middle generation. Further, under strict assumptions about filial piety, we speculate that when needs are acute in both generations, the consequences of neglect will be more severe for the older generation, prompting immediate provisions even if that means sacrificing...

..., 75% of the variance in a range of filial behaviors could be accounted for by these three factors ( Cheng & Chan, 2006 ), suggesting that they represent the concept of filial piety very well. Following Cheng and Chan (2006) , the items were rated on a scale of 1 = exceeds my expectation...

... adolescent development via other processes such as filial piety. Based on the interdependent principle in the Chinese familism, parents are obliged to nurture and care for their children out of benevolence and the children should reciprocally respect and repay their parents out of filial piety ( Yeh, 2003...

... ). We assessed six domains of filial piety, including respect, make happy, care, greet, obey, and financial support ( 25 ). To assess expectations of filial piety, participants were asked how much respect, happiness, care, greeting, obedience, and financial support they expected...

... being independent. They also provide extensive household help to their children. There are indications of intergenerational conflict, probably due to generational differences in attitudes toward life and limited intergenerational contact. Implications: This review suggests that although filial piety...

... Public policy Long-term care Chronic diseases Medical insurance Elder care Nursing home Filial piety “Here lies a sleeping giant, let her sleep, for when she wakes, she will shake the world.” The French Emperor Napoleon made this prediction 200 years ago for the world’s oldest civilization and most...

... typically receive support from adult children after FSAs are signed. Consequently, their health and financial statuses; living arrangement; perceived family harmony; and concerns about support, care, and filial piety may change. Due to the lack of pre-FSA data for those who have signed FSA, the above...

.... aging autonomy dignity filial piety long-term care Journal of Medicine and Philosophy, 32:425–445, 2007 Copyright © Taylor & Francis Group, LLC ISSN: 0360-5310 print/1744-5019 online DOI: 10.1080/03605310701631695 PerceptionsNJMP0360-53101744-5019Journal of Medicine and Philosophy,Philosophy...

... questioning the extent to which moral concerns regarding long-term care in Hong Kong and in mainland China are the same as those voiced in the United States, although family resemblances surely exist. Chinese moral values such as virtue and filial piety embedded in a Confucian moral...

... a shift from traditional expectations of filial piety to more dependence on neighbors and friends, and a genuine adaptability to combining Eastern and Western health care modalities. Immigration was not proposed by these Chinese elders as an explanation of shifts in expectations for family support...

...Kyu-taik Sung 1 This study was supported by the Hallym Academy of Sciences, Choonchon, South Korea. © 1995 The Gerontological Society of America 1995 Abstract Using survey data on 1,227 adult and pre-adult children in Korea, we identified some specific measures and dimensions of filial piety...

...Kyu-Taik Sung East Asian values Parent care Family care Filial piety prize Filial respect Filial sacrifice Filial responsibility Family harmony Abstract This paper presents results of the analysis of 817 stories about Koreans who exemplify filial piety, a dominant value of East Asian...

... of the traditional Chinese value of filial piety (xiao) and the lifestyle that traditionally ensued from it. Filial piety is grounded in the natural and biological networks that connect intergenerational life experiences with genealogical continuities and ties of mutual affection. In a Confucian...

...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...

...In Asia-Pacific societies, demographic change and rapid socio-economic development have been linked to a generalised decline in close family relationships, and especially the reciprocal family responsibilities known as filial piety. David Phillips and Kevin Cheng focus on population ageing...

.... The family, in turn, can be sustainable only when held together by the practice—through ritual—of ancestor veneration and filial piety. Confucian social values placed a high priority on relationships and therefore on the responsibility of the individual to contribute to the social well-being of others...