“…However, for items measuring perceptions of death and age (e.g., “She has lived a long life.” “The social worker should get her ready for death.”), Koreans expressed more positive attitudes toward the older person than did Americans (e.g., Koreans, unlike Americans, disagreed that an 80‐year‐old person had lived a long life.) Perceptions of Koreans on death and age are deeply related to Confucian teachings that emphasize filial piety and wish the elderly a long life (e.g., Lee et al., ).…”