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Direct linkSagara-Rosemeyer, Miharu; Davies, Betty – Death Studies, 2007
Open and public discussion of death, particularly among children, remains one of the greatest Japanese societal taboos; therefore, little is known about Japanese children's perceptions of death. To explore Japanese children's notions of life and death, 16 healthy children (7 girls and 9 boys, mean age 8.9) were each interviewed 3 times and asked…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Christianity, Childrens Art, Young Children
