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Showing 1 to 20 of 23 for “"filial piety"”.
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Sons, husbands, and lovers: marriage, filial piety, and transgender men in Chinese media
… a complex and dynamic relationship between law, filial piety, and gender in contemporary China."
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Attachment, Filial Piety, and Mental Health: Testing Cultural Influence on the Attachment-Mental Health Link Among Taiwanese High School Students
… role of a culturally relevant construct (filial piety) in understanding the link between attachment and distress among Taiwanese high school students. Further research is needed to replicate findings of the current study and to identify the underlying mechanisms of the mediating effects.
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Cultural and Psychological Predictors of Adolescent Smoking Behaviors
… and 0% Anglo. Results indicated that filial piety/respeto did not predict smoking behaviors. Religiosity was the only significant predictor of filial piety. Academic aspiration, peer influence, and perceived risks and benefits of smoking did not mediate the relationship between filial …
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Shifting selves: Home beyond the house - A study of ageing, housing and wellbeing of older Chinese migrants to New Zealand
… identities and everyday experiences of filial piety among older Chinese immigrants. Particular consideration is given to the role of filial piety in participants‘ housing and ageing experiences. This research is one of the first explorations of Chinese immigrant ageing in place, which …
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Restorative justice and confucianism in Hong Kong
… Confucianism, Confucian relational ethics and filial piety affect the attitude of social workers towards restorative justice and the implementation of restorative justice in Hong Kong. Social workers as mediators play a vital role in victim-offender mediation meetings because they actualise and …
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The Experience of Asian Americans Caring for Elderly Parents
… participants appeared to endorse values of filial piety by taking care of their parents. Further, the participants' hopes that their children would continue taking care of elderly family members in non-financial ways in the future suggests that while they maintain the cultural value of …
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Parental Expectations for Asian American Men Who Entered College Early: Influences on their Academic, Career, and Interpersonal Decision-Making
… to excel academically and professionally. Filial piety and the desire to make their parent(s) proud can motivate these children to achieve but can also place undue pressure upon them. This mixed methods dissertation study investigated the perceived influence of parental expectations on …
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The Implication of Childhood Adultification on the Mental Health of Young Adults Among Chinese and Taiwanese Immigrant Families
… of Chinese cultural norms on interdependence and filial piety, I also explored whether family obligation attitudes influence how Chinese immigrant young adults perceive adultification experiences. Findings indicated that family obligation attitudes have a moderating effect on adultifcation when …
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Rural men in urban China: masculinity and identity formation of male peasant workers
… cultural practices, such as xiao (dao) (filial piety), as a resource to develop ‘modern’ masculine identities as urban workers.
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Contours of child-parent conflict among South Asian American and Chinese American young adults
… that emphasize cooperation and duty (i.e., filial piety) at the family level. Given that family conflict is of clinical concern for many other Asian American populations (e.g., Abe-Kim, Takeuchi & Hwang, 2002; Lee, Jung, Su, Tran & Bahrassa, 2009), I examine the broad shared and …
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Intersections between culture, sociodemographic change and caring: a qualitative study of current and prospective family caregivers in mainland China.
… family caregivers, under the culture of Xiao (孝; filial piety). Design and Methods: Phase 1 was conducted with 19 Chinese students using 3 focus groups to gain greater familiarity with the culture and inform the main study (Phase 2). Adopting a social constructivist philosophical position, data …
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Intersections between culture, sociodemographic change and caring: a qualitative study of current and prospective family caregivers in mainland China.
… family caregivers, under the culture of Xiao (孝; filial piety). Design and Methods: Phase 1 was conducted with 19 Chinese students using 3 focus groups to gain greater familiarity with the culture and inform the main study (Phase 2). Adopting a social constructivist philosophical position, data …
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Intersections between culture, sociodemographic change and caring: a qualitative study of current and prospective family caregivers in mainland China.
… family caregivers, under the culture of Xiao (孝; filial piety). Design and Methods: Phase 1 was conducted with 19 Chinese students using 3 focus groups to gain greater familiarity with the culture and inform the main study (Phase 2). Adopting a social constructivist philosophical position, data …
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Seeking Christian enculturation among Vietnamese Evangelicals
… exposes evidence of enculturated dispositions of filial piety, that is, a filial habitus among non-Evangelicals and Vietnamese Evangelicals alike. This enculturated trait may be seen in the Evangelical ritual of the Lord’s Supper and aids in bridging the cultural gaps between Evangelical beliefs …
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East Asian LGBTQ Individuals’ Coming Out Experiences to Parents
… imposed on them, especially the duty to uphold filial piety. Despite these multi-layered challenges facing LGBTQ individuals from East Asian backgrounds, the LGBTQ literature largely focuses on white populations and fails to address the cultural assumptions and norms of racial minority groups …
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Predictors of Health in Adult Child Caregivers of Parent Stroke Survivors in China
… during their rehabilitation. The tradition of filial piety involves adult children in caregiving to their parent stroke survivors; however, the caregiving responsibility becomes more challenging due to shrinking family size and modernization; thus caregiver health is often compromised. Data …
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Agency, Households, and the Practice of Li (Social and Ritual Protocols): Paper-Offerings in Rural Shandong, North China
… is not only a cultural/habitual logic (including filial piety and reciprocity) driving actors to produce social actions, but also refers to the agency enabling them to properly perform and reproduce new actions (and new li). It should be regarded as a process: individual actors, households, the …
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High School Principals' Values and their Symbolic and Cultural Leadership Approaches to Character Education in China
… loyalty to one's responsibility; honesty; and filial piety. Based on these findings, six recommendations for further study were made.
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For the Family, By the Family: Migration and “Betterment” in Rural Pakistan
… like fraternal solidarity, agnatic rivalry, filial piety and the subordination of women to adapt to and thrive in a new economy. On the other, its tenacity can be ascribed to how families invoke historical narratives about the timelessness of the patriarchal family to re-inscribe masculinity, …
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Rising Like a Phoenix: Punjabi-Canadian Women Resisting Sharam, Reclaiming Izzat, and Redefining Pehchan through Resilience Approaches in the Aftermath of Intimate Partner Violence
… beliefs and values related to collectivism, filial piety, patriarchy, and traditional gender roles, and creating culturally inclusive spaces with family members and/or friends who supported access to the Punjabi culture. (5) Not all of the participants experienced sharam or izzat loss. This …
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