Moral Consciousness of the Japanese

Moral concepts of the Japanese in the areas work and family. Topics:
Preference for interesting work versus good atmosphere at work, work
with personal responsiblity versus teamwork; attitude to sacrifice of
income given bad profit situation of the company; attitude to a change
of position due to wage increase or a career step; attitude to doing
without vacation for the sake of the company; preference for reward of
achievements of a group or the individual; individuality or group
orientation as preferred principle of order of a company; preference
for company interest or employee wishes; preference for company versus
family with a hypothetical transfer to a remote branch;
characterization of ideal superior; attitude to a woman as superior;
attitude to the distribution of roles men for work, women for the
family (scale); work orientation or family orientation (scale); gender
preference given equal qualification for a job; importance of age,
school of origin, performance, abilities, gender, relations and
seniority as criteria for promotion; significance of cooperation with
colleagues, collegiality, group activities, loyalty, conformity and
following instructions of superiors for work life; attitude to an
employee survey about the destination of the company excursion;
willingness to compromise, tolerance and carrying out instructions
without objection (scale); most important educational goals for
children; significance of occupational and family goals in conflict
situations (scale); attitude to conducting housework by the man and
patriarchial moral concepts; comparison of position of man regarding a
woman; attitude to partnership decision of family matters; division of
decision-making responsibilities in one´s family regarding financial
questions and child-raising; reasons for marriage and attitude to
marriage ceremony (scale); preferred marriage age for men as well as
for women; preference for a vacation trip without family or spending
the Neu Year celebration in common in the circle of the family
(individualism without family tie).