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01b00Hypothesis 1: 02b00Families which remain undecided as to whether to return to 010200 or to settle in 010200 are most likely to split apart.02br
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00The outcome of this hypothesis was supported by the analysis of the question completed by 124 Peruvians; their responses gave insight about their decision of returning or not to 010200. To this question 37 persons did not answered. 02br
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00The respondents were asked to choose their answers within the following alternatives: 01i00“I will return to 02i010201i00”, “I will settle in 02i010201i00”, and “It depends”.02i00 For those who select the option 01i00“It depends”02i00, respondents were asked to choose from a multiple choice format the alternative that best fits their situation01a00[1]02a00, such “If it is possible to bring my family members to Japan”, 01i00“If I can save enough money”, “If Peruvian situation improves”, “If my children decided to stay in Japan”, “If I can find a better job”, and “Others”.00 02i02br
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00The selected choices of the respondents were: 01i00“I will return to 02i010201i00”, 02i00(17.7%), the Peruvians who decided to 01i00“I will settle in 02i010201i00”, 02i00were calculated in a (13.7%); and for those who selected 01i00“It depends” 02i00were in a (68.5%). 02br
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00From the number of respondents, a division based on their ages shows that for those who decided to 01i00r00eturn to Peru02i00 th00e largest numbers were for Peruvians from 31 to 35 years; for the respondents who chose to settle in Japan the ages were ranked between 36 to 40 and 46; and for those who select it depends01i00,02i00 the ages were ranked between 21 to 40 years. On this point, interestingly, a number of old 00Peruvians have not yet decided on their residence. Especially, the Peruvians aged from 51 to 60 are defining their place of residence according to various depending factors.02br
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00 00Here, the most important finding is the high level of indecision of the Peruvians. This figure stands at 68.5% of the responses, which suggests a significantly high number of Peruvians who are having problems about their place of residence. At the same time, those who are still undecided about their future residence are considering various ‘depending factors’ in their decision-making process. 00PF02br
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00 00The numbers show that from a 100% sample, more than the three fourth of Peruvians do not have a clear idea of where their future place of residence is going to be. Then,00 Peruvians as a whole, have a high tendency to rely on 00depending factors00 when discuss their future destination. 02br
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00Then, from those who chose the item “I01i00t depends” (68.502i00%)01i00, 02i00the numbers in term of percentage for the ‘depending factors’ are as follows; “If it is possible to bring my family members to Japan” (5.8%); 01i00“If I can save enough money”(02i0036.4%);01i00 “If Peruvian situation improves”( 02i0024.7%),01i00 “If my children decided to stay in Japan”(02i00 29.4%);01i00 “If I can find a better job”02i00 (2.3%);01i00 and “Others”(1.17%).00 02i00Figure 5.201i02i02br
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00From the analysis of the Figure 5.2; the most frequent answers correspond to:00 01i00“If I can save enough money” (02i0036.4%);01i00 and “If my children decided to stay in Japan”(02i00 29.4%);01i00 02i00 00These numbers shows that Peruvians have found two elements that are reducing their expectations of returning to Peru; which are the impact of capital acquisition on raising their income level, and the location of their children in the future.02br
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00 00 Figure 2 sh00ows that both male and female Peruvians equally consider the wage00 target factor 00as very influential in their decision. 00The00 gender of respondents was almost equal, with a few variations in less numbers for women00. On the other hand, the result for female respondents was higher in number at the time of deciding their residence in the basis of their children’s location.02br
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00A third ‘depending factor’ to consider is 01i00“If Peruvian situation improves” 02i00(24.7%),01i00 02i00as a motivator for their decision. To this answer, the number of men (55%) surpassed the number of the female respondents (45%). It is possible to clearly observe that men hold bigger desires of returning to the home country; while women opt for the economic and family meaning.02br
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00After analyzing, the findings are contrary to my hypothesis. I found that for parents that hold a high degree of indecision about returning to 010200 or staying in 010200 would turn into a 01i00forced decision02i00 to settle in the host country. The decisive element will be the location of their children, together with the wage targets.01i00 02i02br
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00This 01i00forced decision02i00 would resolve the problems of the future of split families, because the economic and emotional factors will be combined, permitting those parents and children to stay together and maintain family unity. I believe that 010200 will be chosen as their country of residence, because of the number of problems that children would face if they decide to return to 010200. The children are not prepared to live in any country other than 010200, and the most important limitation is the difficulty in communicating in Spanish. 02br
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00Finally, I consider that Peruvians will be confronting difficult circumstances and realizing that, if they return to 010200 and bring their children with them, they will be making the large mistake, because most children are high acculturated to Japanese society.01a00[2]02a00 Besides, children could not communicate in Spanish, neither they would not be able to find job opportunities.02br
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00 00Then, because of the number of problems that children will face if they (children) return to 010200, parents will choose 010200 as their main residence. These children are not prepared to live in a country that is different from the environment they grew, and the most important limitation is their difficulties to communicate in Spanish.02br
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01a00[1]02a00 00For the purpose of this study, we called depending factors to the options (“If it is possible to bring my family members to Japan”, “If I can save enough money”, “If Peruvian situation improves”, “If my children decided to stay in Japan”, “If I can find a better job”, and “Others”).00 02br
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01a00[2]02a00 For better references see Chapter Four, the Characteristics of Peruvian Families.02br
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