The Effect of Cultural Justification and Filial Piety of Married Children on Their Caregiving Behavior
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This study investigated whether cultural justification or filial piety had a higher applicability to cultural values that affect care-giving behavior in the Korean cultural context. Ultimately, cultural justification, rather than filial piety, showed to have a greater effect on care-giving behavior of married children in Korea.
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