透过Photovoice的镜头,低收入非裔美国青少年对绝望的看法

Dana Harley
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很少有研究从背景上考察低收入非裔美国青少年的绝望情绪。此外,人们对这些年轻人如何赋予意义、感知和体验绝望的感觉知之甚少。本研究通过photovoice的镜头,从文化和语境的角度审视绝望的结构,为社会工作文献增添了新的内容。16名年龄在13 - 17岁的非裔美国青少年(N = 16)参加了本研究。青年参与者为自己建构关于无望的意义和定义,从而扩展了先前研究文献中存在的无望的结构。这项研究对影响低收入非裔美国青少年希望的具体因素提供了重要的见解。
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Perceptions of Hopelessness among Low-Income African-American Adolescents through the Lens of Photovoice
Few studies have contextually examined hopelessness among low-income African-American adolescents. Furthermore, little is known about how such youths assign meaning to, perceive, and experience feelings of hopelessness. This study adds to the social work literature by examining the constructs of hopelessness from a cultural and contextual viewpoint through the lens of photovoice. Sixteen (N = 16) African-American adolescents of ages 13 to 17 participated in this study. Youth participants constructed meaning about and defined hopelessness for themselves, thereby expanding the constructs of hopelessness previously existing in the research literature. This study provides important insights regarding specific factors that impinge upon hope among low-income African-American adolescents.
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