在冲突的网中纠缠

IF 1.7 4区 心理学 Q2 PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY
Lina Butkutė, D. Mortelmans, J. Sondaitė
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摘要:引言:先前的研究结果描绘了一幅关于矛盾离婚的喜忧参半的画面。缺乏经验的明确性阻碍了专业人员对这一人群进行有效干预。方法:基于对来自立陶宛的21名离婚者的两波访谈数据,我们探讨了一系列可能与持续6个月至4年的离婚有关的冲突。结果:研究结果表明,矛盾离婚是一种多方面的、不断演变的现象,在五个相互关联的层面上,许多纠纷交织在一起。最突出的是与前配偶的关系,与自我概念的变化有关。随着时间的推移,这些冲突部分转化为与相关机构和国家法律体系的分歧。最终,离婚者会陷入持久的不确定性,并拥抱内心资源来继续他们的旅程。结论:将持久离婚定位在多个冲突层面,确定了相关专业人员在处理离婚者的工作中可以使用的几个要点,以及利益相关者之间合作进行有效干预的根本需求。
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Entangled in the Web of Conflicts
Abstract: Introduction: Previous research findings painted a mixed picture regarding conflictual divorce. A lack of empirical clarity hinders professionals from intervening with this population effectively. Methods: Based on two-wave interview data with 21 divorcing individuals from Lithuania, we explored an array of conflicts that could be related to enduring divorce lasting from 6 months up to 4 years. Results: The results show conflictual divorce as a multifaceted, evolving phenomenon intertwined between many disputes on five interconnected levels. The most prominent ones are with a former spouse and related to self-concept changes. Over time, these conflicts partially transform into disagreements with involved institutions and the country’s legal system. In the end, divorcees become involved in enduring uncertainty and embracing inner resources to continue their journey. Conclusion: Positioning enduring divorce within multiple conflict levels identifies several points associated professionals can use in their work with divorcees and the fundamental need for collaboration among stakeholders for effective interventions.
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European Journal of Psychology Open
European Journal of Psychology Open PSYCHOLOGY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY-
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