Expressing health experience through embodied language.
Expressing health experience through embodied language.
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通过具体语言表达健康体验。
DOI：
10.1111/j.1547-5069.2002.00027.x
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发表时间：
2002
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影响因子：
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通讯作者：
J. Pennebaker
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作者：
P. Liehr;R. Takahashi;C. Nishimura;L. Frazier;I. Kuwajima;J. Pennebaker
目的
描述在过去一年内遭受中风或心脏病的日本老年人的具身语言。模糊语言是在描述健康体验时，感觉和时间词语的使用与血压的重叠。
设计
探索。
方法
当17名心脏病患者和20名中风患者描述他们的健康经历4分钟时，同时记录血压和词语使用情况。血压测量使用眼压监测仪和文字使用的语言分析软件进行了测量。使用描述性和非参数统计。
结果
与心脏病患者相比，中风患者在谈话后保持更高的血压。这两组人的词汇使用和血压之间的关系存在鲜明对比，特别是对于时间词汇。
结论
日本和美国同事之间的这项合作研究是朝着破译共同价值观迈出的一步，这些价值观对于了解经历过改变生活的疾病事件的人的健康状况非常重要。
PURPOSE
To describe embodied language for Japanese elders who suffered a stroke or cardiac disease within the previous year. Embodied language is the overlap of feeling and temporal word use with blood pressure during descriptions of health experience.
DESIGN
Exploratory.
METHODS
Blood pressure and word use were recorded simultaneously when 17 cardiac and 20 stroke participants described their health experiences for 4 minutes. Blood pressure was measured using a tonometric monitor and word use was measured using linguistic analysis software. Descriptive and nonparametric statistics were used.
FINDINGS
Participants with strokes retained higher blood pressure after talking than did cardiac participants. The two groups showed contrasting relationships between word use and blood pressure, particularly for temporal words.
CONCLUSIONS
This collaborative research between Japanese and American colleagues was a step toward deciphering shared values, which are important to understanding health for people who have lived through life-changing illness events.