What YouTube narratives reveal about online support, counseling entrance, and how Black Americans manage depression symptomatology
What YouTube narratives reveal about online support, counseling entrance, and how Black Americans manage depression symptomatology
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DOI：
10.1080/17538157.2020.1865967
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发表时间：
2021-01-08
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2.4
通讯作者：
Mahan, Lauren B.
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作者：
Johnson, Kaprea F.;Brookover, Dana L.;Mahan, Lauren B.
本文探讨了美国黑人（N = 50）在YouTube上发布他们的经验的抑郁症疾病管理。这些叙述包括五个主题：（1）个人和国家历史是治疗的障碍和抑郁症的贡献者，（2）利用社交网络作为非正式咨询和正式咨询的催化剂，（3）长期未确诊的抑郁症管理和管理不善，（4）倡导去污名化和治疗抑郁症，以及（5）积极的经验开始和参与治疗。新的发现包括参与者如何以第三人称讨论叙事，Youtube社区的重要性，以及倡导去污名化和治疗抑郁症。
This manuscript explores the depression disease management of Black Americans (N = 50) who post their experiences on YouTube. The narratives garnered five themes: (1) personal and national histories as a barrier to treatment and contributor to depression, (2) utilizing the social network as informal counseling and as the catalyst for formal counseling, (3) long-term undiagnosed depression management and mismanagement, (4) advocating to destigmatize and treat depression, and (5) positive experiences initiating and engaging in treatment. Novel findings include how participants discuss narratives in third person, the importance of the Youtube community, and advocacy to destigmatize and treat depression.