Ethnicity, expressed emotion, and schizophrenia patients' perceptions of their family members' criticism.
Ethnicity, expressed emotion, and schizophrenia patients' perceptions of their family members' criticism.
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种族、表达的情绪以及精神分裂症患者对其家人批评的看法。
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10.1097/01.nmd.0000235504.39284.f1
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2006
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Armesto,JorgeC
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Weisman,AmyG;Rosales,GraceA;Kymalainen,JenniferA;Armesto,JorgeC
情绪表达是一个被广泛研究的概念。然而，很少有人知道病人自己的看法，他们的亲属表达的情绪。使用42例精神分裂症患者/家庭成员二对样本，我们研究了亲属在坎伯韦尔家庭访谈中表达的批评数量与患者对他们认为亲属的批评程度的看法之间的一致性。正如预测的那样，在坎伯韦尔家庭访谈中表达更多批评的白色和拉丁美洲家庭成员确实被患者认为更挑剔。然而，在黑人中，亲属的批评和病人对亲属批评的看法之间没有显着的联系。这项研究的结果表明，文化/种族价值观可能会影响患者对亲属批评的感知和体验。
Expressed emotion is a widely researched construct. However, less is known about patients' own perceptions of their relatives' expressed emotion. Using a sample of 42 patient/family member dyads with schizophrenia, we examined the concordance between the number of criticisms expressed by relatives during the Camberwell Family Interview and patients' perceptions of how critical they perceived their relative to be. As predicted, white and Latino family members who expressed more criticism during the Camberwell Family Interview were indeed perceived as more critical by patients. Among blacks, however, no significant association was found between relatives' expressed criticism and patients' perceptions of their relatives' criticism. Findings from this study suggest that cultural/ethnic values may influence how criticism from relatives is perceived and experienced by patients.