All the ACEs: A Chaotic Concept for Family Policy and Decision-Making?
All the ACEs: A Chaotic Concept for Family Policy and Decision-Making?
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所有 ACE：家庭政策和决策的混乱概念？
作者：
Sue White;R. Edwards;Val Gillies;D. Wastell
本文将考虑不良童年经历（ACE）作为一个混乱的概念，优先考虑风险和模糊的物质和社会条件的生活，其对象。它将展示ACE的各种定义如何提供没有明确证据和测量的凝聚体，并导致大量的过度声明。它讨论了ACE如何找到自己的时间和地点，在孩子的家庭，家庭和养育行为中定位各种社会弊病。它认为，由于ACE仅限于家庭内部的情况下，主要是狭窄的亲子关系，父母控制之外的问题没有得到解决。它的结论是，ACE形成了一个贫穷的证据，家庭政策和决策有关儿童保护和不同的和较少的污名化的解决方案是隐藏在众目睽睽之下。
This article will consider Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) as a chaotic concept that prioritises risk and obscures the material and social conditions of the lives of its objects. It will show how the various definitions of ACEs offer no cohesive body of definitive evidence and measurement, and lead to a great deal of over-claiming. It discusses how ACEs have found their time and place, locating a variety of social ills within the child’s home, family and parenting behaviours. It argues that because ACEs are confined to intra-familial circumstances, and largely to narrow parent-child relations, issues outside of parental control are not addressed. It concludes that ACEs form a poor body of evidence for family policy and decision-making about child protection and that different and less stigmatising solutions are hiding in plain sight.
短期不良童年经历衡量标准的制定和评估。
影响因子：
5.5
作者：
WadeJr,Roy;Becker,BrandonD;Bevans,KatherineB;Ford,DerekC;Forrest,ChristopherB
通讯作者：
Forrest,ChristopherB