与家庭协商COVID-19预防战略:南非农村环境下的青年视角

Modise Motalenyane Alfred
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新冠肺炎危机可能会加剧南非青年的苦难,他们已经被认为是南非最脆弱的群体。本研究探讨了在冠状病毒危机期间增强南非青年权能的家庭谈判策略。参与者由10个有目的的样本组成(女性= 70%,男性30%;年龄介乎18至35岁),来自南非的教会青年。由于南非实行社交距离和封锁,数据是通过使用社交媒体的半结构化个人访谈收集的。对这些数据进行了专题分析。调查结果表明,年轻人需要注意自己的个人健康,并接受新冠肺炎带来的家庭新经济地位。适应这些新的惯例对于避免大流行的传播至关重要。然而,围绕家庭财务的文化禁忌需要被解除。此外,COVID-19期间缺乏支持系统和家庭团结(关于青年的未来生活和教育)是家庭和青年应该应对的挑战,如果要避免青年的压力和沮丧。因此,在封锁的情况下,学生可能需要学习如何与家人协商COVID-19预防技术。
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Negotiating a COVID-19 Prevention Strategy with the Family: Youth Perspectives in a Rural Setting in South Africa
The coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis is likely to exacerbate hardships experienced by the South African youth, who are already considered the most vulnerable group in South Africa. This study explores a family-negotiating strategy to empower the youth in South Africa during the coronavirus crisis. The participants comprised a purposive sample of 10 (female = 70%, male 30%; age range 18 to 35 years old) from the church youth in South Africa. Data were collected by means of semi-structured individual interviews using social media because of the practice of social distancing and lockdowns in South Africa. The data were thematically analysed. The findings suggest that the youth need to take care of their personal health and accept the new economic status of the family brought about by COVID-19. Adapting to these new routines is essential to avoid spreading the pandemic. However, cultural taboos around family finances need to be lifted. Moreover, the lack of support systems and family solidarity during COVID-19 (regarding the future life and education of the youth) are challenges that should be handled by the family, as well as the youth, if stress and frustration among the youth are to be avoided. As a result, in the event of a lockdown, students may need to learn how to negotiate COVID-19 preventive techniques with their families.
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