Cultural implications in treatment of Japanese american patients.
Cultural implications in treatment of Japanese american patients.
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日裔美国患者治疗中的文化影响。
DOI：
10.1080/j003v04n01_10
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发表时间：
1987
影响因子：
0.9
通讯作者：
Jeri S. Kanemoto
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作者：
Jeri S. Kanemoto
治疗师遇到来自不同文化背景的患者。职业治疗的价值观与英美文化的价值观相似，即，独立性，自我激励和内部动机。要成为真正有效的治疗师，重要的是要认识到价值观和文化方面如何影响互动，治疗以及对能力和残疾的看法。本文旨在探讨日裔美国人文化中的一些价值观，特别是第二代（一般为40-65岁）。价值观，如尊重，依赖，层次，责任和义务，以及外部动机进行了讨论，沿着治疗的影响和建议的治疗。
Therapists encounter patients from varying cultural backgrounds. The values of occupational therapy parallel that of the Anglo American culture, i.e., independence, self-inititation, and internal motivation. To be truly effective as therapists it is important to be cognizant of how values and cultural aspects influence interactions, treatment, and perceptions of ability and disability. The purpose of this paper is to explore some of the values in the Japanese American culture, particularly the second generation (generally 40-65 years of age). Values such as deference, dependence, hierarchy, duty and obligation, and external motivation are discussed along with treatment implications and recommendations for treatment.