Titlebook: Quality of Life in Japan; Contemporary Perspec Ming-Chang Tsai,Noriko Iwai Book 2020 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2020 Quality of Lif

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Time Poverty and Maternal Wellbeing in Japanimpact on the wellbeing of single mothers and married mothers in Japan. There are six main findings. First, the probability of experiencing time poverty is greater for the longer housework time group and longer working hours group: the time constraint hypothesis is supported. However, housework supp

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Changing Lives of the Japanese Elderly Under Uncertainty: An Analysis of Family Types and Economic Sging society. Although these features are still evident, a new pattern of living together has emerged since the mid-1990s: the number of living together with unmarried children has been increasingly frequent among the elderly. Economic conditions of the elderly and the child generation are related t

Chromatic

Ancestor Worship and Quality of Life: Transforming Bonds with the Deceased in Contemporary JapanAsian societies. Ancestor worship is regarded as the most significant social institution in East Asian societies sharing Confucian tradition, such as Japan and Vietnam. Ancestor worship is a kind of reciprocal system in which the living and the deceased exchange mutual care. It links one’s self to t

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Intimacy, Similarity, and Equality Among Married People in East Asian societies. A number of hypotheses were derived from assortative marriage and pure relationships theories for empirical testing. Assortative marriage contends that similarity is a precondition to intimate disclosure, while pure relationship theory proposes equality to be a major determinant. Using

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Quality of Life in Japan and Emigration: The Perspectives of Japanese Skilled Immigrants in AustraliWhat drives Japanese nationals to move away from their home country? Drawing on the narratives of 32 Japanese skilled immigrants in Australia, this study argues that their perceptions of QOL haves played a major role. These perceptions differ across individuals’ life stage and gender, and particular

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41=1,0; 0,60+0,40=1,0. Dieses Beispiel zeigt, da? im Prinzip eine Umkehrung der Evolution m?glich ist, zumindest auf der Ebene von Allelpaaren. H?tten wir die H?ufigkeiten nur in der ersten und letzten, oder in der zweiten und vierten Generation gemessen, so h?tten wir die Evolution nicht beobachtet

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41=1,0; 0,60+0,40=1,0. Dieses Beispiel zeigt, da? im Prinzip eine Umkehrung der Evolution m?glich ist, zumindest auf der Ebene von Allelpaaren. H?tten wir die H?ufigkeiten nur in der ersten und letzten, oder in der zweiten und vierten Generation gemessen, so h?tten wir die Evolution nicht beobachtet

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