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AP Japanese/Unit 1 – Families in Japan
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Generational Shifts in Japanese Elderly Care

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In light of Japan’s demographic trends, how have changing generational attitudes toward filial piety influenced options for elderly care?

A

The government discourages institutional elderly care leading families back towards home-based caregiving responsibilities exclusively.

B

Traditional multi-generational living arrangements are resurging as a primary method for elderly care provision.

C

Elderly individuals increasingly prefer complete independence from their children due to stronger social security systems.

D

There’s growing reliance on professional care facilities as younger generations balance filial duties with work commitments.

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