Dynamic labeling discernment: Contextual importance of self-identifiers for individuals in recovery.
Dynamic labeling discernment: Contextual importance of self-identifiers for individuals in recovery.
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DOI：
10.1080/07347324.2019.1642170
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发表时间：
2020
影响因子：
0.9
通讯作者：
Ashford RD
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作者：
Brown AM;McDaniel JM;Johnson VH;Ashford RD
最近的研究将“酗酒者/瘾君子”等标识与污名、歧视和服务缺失联系在一起。然而，对于为什么以及如何选择自我标识，人们知之甚少。这项研究分析了42名从物质使用障碍(SODS)中恢复的个体(N=42)对他们使用“酗酒/成瘾者”或“SUD患者”的定性反应。通过潜在内容分析和扎根理论发展了评价结构和生成理论。二次分析证实了四个主题结构：背景意义、灵活性/刚性、利用身份来抵消污名、身份整合/解体的迹象。一些人指出，无论相关的污名和偏见如何，某些识别符在语境中的效用。
Recent studies associate identifiers, such as “alcoholic/addict”, with stigma, discrimination, and service deficits. Yet, little is known about why and how self-identifiers are chosen. This study analyzed qualitative responses from individuals (N = 42) in recovery from substance use disorders (SUDs) concerning their use of “alcoholic/addict” or “person with a SUD”. Evaluative structure and generative theories were developed via latent content analysis and grounded theory. Secondary analysis evidenced four thematic constructs: contextual significance, flexibility/rigidity, leveraging identity to counteract stigma, and indications of identity integration/disintegration. Some individuals indicated the contextual utility of certain identifiers, regardless of associated stigma and bias.