1994
DOI: 10.1111/j.1549-0831.1994.tb00524.x
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Residential Differences in Filial Responsibility Expectations Among Older Persons1

Abstract: This study examines variation in filial responsibility expectations‐the extent to which adult children are expected to assist and care for their aging parents‐among a sample of 440 older persons. The analysis focuses on the relationship of filial responsibility expectations to residential location and tests the hypothesis that older rural residents have higher expectations for assistance from their children than do older urbanites. Current residential location is found to have little impact on expectations, bu… Show more

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“…Furthermore, I expected homeowners to be less likely to move close to kin than renters, because homeowners are more strongly tied to their residential environment than are renters (Speare, Goldstein, and Frey 1975;Courgeau 1985;Helderman, Van Ham, and Mulder 2006). I expected adult children and parents who live in rural areas to be more likely to move close to kin, since people raised in rural areas were found to express stronger filial responsibility than were those raised in urban areas (Lee, Coward, and Netzer 1994). Immigrants have been found to live at a short distance from family members in their host country, provided they have family members living in the same country (Michielin and Mulder 2007).…”
Section: Other Factors Associated With Movingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, I expected homeowners to be less likely to move close to kin than renters, because homeowners are more strongly tied to their residential environment than are renters (Speare, Goldstein, and Frey 1975;Courgeau 1985;Helderman, Van Ham, and Mulder 2006). I expected adult children and parents who live in rural areas to be more likely to move close to kin, since people raised in rural areas were found to express stronger filial responsibility than were those raised in urban areas (Lee, Coward, and Netzer 1994). Immigrants have been found to live at a short distance from family members in their host country, provided they have family members living in the same country (Michielin and Mulder 2007).…”
Section: Other Factors Associated With Movingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Duygusal dayanışmanın yüksek olması, aile üyelerine olan bağlılık, yakınlık, güven ve saygının halen güçlü bir şekilde sürdürüldüğü sonucu çıkarılabilir. Netzer (1994) tarafından ABD'de yapılan çalışmada da duygusal dayanışma yüksek düzeylerde bulunmuştur. 9 Çalışmamızda, katılımcıların yüksek dayanışma puanlarına sahip olduğu bir diğer dayanışma boyutu ise normatif dayanışmadır.…”
Section: Discussionunclassified
“…Nitekim birçok çalışmada, yapısal dayanışmanın ailelerde nesiller arası dayanışmada en önemli öncül etken olduğunu belirtmişlerdir ve yapısal dayanışma ile ilişkisel dayanışma, duygusal dayanışma ve işlevsel dayanışmanın yakın bir etkileşim içinde olduğunu belirtmişlerdir (Tablo 2). 40,13,9,41 Yapısal dayanışmada coğrafi uzaklık boyutu ile iletişim sıklığı ve türlerini inceleyen ilişkisel dayanışma arasında negatif yönlü bir ilişki olması beklenir bir durum olarak karşımıza çıkmaktadır. Nitekim nesiller arasında coğrafi uzaklık arttıkça ilişkisel dayanışmada azalacaktır.…”
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