Survivors of Sex Trafficking: Occupation-Based Intervention for Executive Functioning
Survivors of Sex Trafficking: Occupation-Based Intervention for Executive Functioning
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性贩运幸存者：基于职业的行政功能干预
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发表时间：
2019
影响因子：
0.7
通讯作者：
Kelly L Alig
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作者：
S. W. Mangum;B. Doucet;M. Blanchard;Kelly L Alig
摘要通过性交易受到创伤的人可以表现出执行功能（EF）缺陷。我们探讨了是否基于职业（OB）的干预措施与被贩运的女性将提高EF技能。8名妇女在8个月内参与了方案编制工作。采用加拿大职业表现量表（COPM）、执行功能测试（EFPT）和职业治疗任务观察量表（OTTOS）测量干预前后的职业表现、执行功能技能和任务行为。职业表现和任务行为的改善是显著的：t（7）=-2.49，p = 0.04，效果较大（d = 0.88）。研究结果表明，OB干预措施可能会提高EF技能的性贩运妇女。
Abstract Persons traumatized through sex trafficking can demonstrate executive function (EF) deficits. We explored whether occupation-based (OB) interventions used with females who had been trafficked would improve EF skills. Eight women engaged programing over eight months. The Canadian Occupational Performance Measure (COPM), Executive Function Performance Test (EFPT), and the Occupational Therapy Task Observation Scale (OTTOS) were used to measure occupational performance, EF skills, and task behaviors before and after intervention. Gains seen in occupational performance and task behavior were significant: t (7) = −2.49, p = .04, with large effect (d = 0.88). Findings suggest OB interventions may improve EF skills in sex-trafficked women.