Mexican Men's View of Vasectomy
Mexican Men's View of Vasectomy
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DOI：
10.1177/1557988316655743
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发表时间：
2017-05-01
影响因子：
2.3
通讯作者：
Hernandez-Aguilera, Dianeth
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作者：
Luisa Marvan, Maria;Ehrenzweig, Yamilet;Hernandez-Aguilera, Dianeth
本研究探讨了墨西哥男性对输精管结扎术的看法。一百零五名未进行输精管结扎术的男性被要求完成以下短语。如果您不再想要更多的孩子并且建议进行输精管结扎术，您会做出反应。 。 。或者你会想。 。 。至少有五个不同的答案。然后，参与者必须根据他们在假设情况下描述参与者感受的程度，对每个答案进行排名。使用自然语义网络技术分析结果。教育背景有限的参与者最常用的词语是拒绝，其次是恐惧和愤怒，他们没有使用任何暗示接受输精管结扎术的词语。相比之下，受过高等教育的参与者最常用的词是好奇，其次是接受和兴趣；然而，他们也使用了恐惧和不安全感等词。受教育程度有限的男性最常见的态度是消极的，而受过高等教育的参与者则表现出更加矛盾的态度。这些发现根据社会文化特征进行了讨论，可能有助于设计生殖健康计划，并提供更有效的咨询，以减少对输精管结扎术的负面看法。
The present study explored the views of Mexican men concerning vasectomy. One hundred and five men who had not had a vasectomy were asked to complete the following phrase If you no longer wanted to have more children and a vasectomy was suggested, you would react with . . . or you would think . . . with at least five different answers. Participants then had to rank each of their answers according to how well they describe the participant's feelings in the hypothetical situation. The results were analyzed using the Natural Semantic Networks Technique. The most common words used by participants with a limited educational background were reject, followed by fear and anger, and they did not use any words that implied acceptance of vasectomy. In contrast, the most common words used by participants with higher education were curiosity, followed by acceptance and interest; however, they also used the words fear and insecurity. The most frequent attitudes reported by men with limited education were negative, whereas participants with a higher education reported more ambivalent attitudes. These findings are discussed in light of sociocultural features and could be helpful in designing reproductive health programs with more effective counseling to diminish negative views about vasectomy.