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The difference in preferences for care of one's body after death between young adults and middle-aged adults Yuna NAITO 1 , Akiko KONDO 2 , Naoko HORII 2 1Social Insurance Chukyo Hospital 2Department of Nursing, Collage of Life and Health Sciences, Chubu University Keyword: 死後のケア , 好み , 若者 , 壮年者 , care of one's body after death , preference , young adults , middle age adults pp.71-78
Published Date 2011/6/30
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.7009200059
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 Purpose: To compare the preference for care of one's body after death between young and middle age adults.

 Method: Participants were first year students and clerical employees at a university who were younger than 65 years old. Questionnaires were distributed so that participants answered by themselves. "Young adults" was defined as ages from 18 to 29 years, and "middle-aged adults" was defined as ages from 30 to 64 years. Logistic regression was used to compare preferences between the two age groups for care of one's body after death after adjusting for gender, experience of seeing dead bodies of friends or relatives, knowledge of care for dead bodies, and experiences in caring for dead bodies at a hospital.

 Results: Data from 233 young adults and 114 middle-aged adults, totaling 347 participants, was used for the analyses. Young adults were more concerned with care of appearance, such as "shaving" and "nail polishing" rather than care related to ceremony. On the other hand, middle-aged adults preferred care related to ceremony such as "filling the nose with cotton" and "folding hands together" rather than care related to fashion.

 Conclusion: It is necessary to differentiate between the preferences of young adults and middleaged adults regarding care of their body after death since there was a difference in the preference of care.


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