Macromill, Inc. conducted a questionnaire survey on "remittance of goods" for students living alone (vocational schools, junior colleges, universities, graduate schools) and parents with children living alone.
According to the survey, when asked if students living alone received "remittance of goods" from their parents, 55.6% answered that they "received".When asked if they wanted to be filial to their parents in order to know the relationship between their parents, 87.2% of the students answered that they wanted to be filial, and 80.2% of the students answered that they had no remittance of goods. was.Regarding the relationship with parents, 86.0% of the students answered that they were on good terms with their parents, 76.5% of the students answered that they had no remittance of goods, and 78.9% of the students answered that they had no remittance of goods. 67.6% of the students answered "I want to be supportive" and XNUMX% of the students answered "No goods remittance".From these facts, it was found that parents and children who send things are stronger than parents and children who do not.
In addition, when asked if they would contact their parents after receiving the remittance (goods / money), 89.7% of the students answered that they would contact "when they received the remittance of goods". 58.9% of the students answered that they would contact "when they received the money remittance", and it was found that the child would contact the parents after the goods were remitted rather than the money.From the results of this survey, it can be said that parents and children who send "things" more frequently than "money" have a stronger feeling of thinking about their parents.
In addition, as a [laughing thing] from my parents, a toilet seat cover, a feature phone I used in high school, a jersey in junior high school, etc. Things were mentioned.
