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The Lived Experiences of Women Living in a Leprosy Colony in Hyderabad, India: A Phenomenological Study.

机译：印度海得拉巴麻风病区妇女生活经验：现象学研究。

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Leprosy, one of the most ancient and feared diseases known to mankind, remains a powerful justification for stigmatization in India today. Lack of treatment leads to hallmark deformities, which makes inflicted individuals easily identifiable and ostracized. Leprosy colonies have created a community environment for those affected. Studies examining the psychological effects of being a woman living in a leprosy colony in India, with or without leprosy, have largely been unexplored. The cultural psychology theoretical framework was utilized as it underscores how by understanding culture, researchers are able to interpret the meaning created by those sharing a specific culture. This qualitative research study used the phenomenological design to explore how 19 women living in a colony in India interpret their experience and how culture influences the meaning that they place on their experiences. Primary themes that emerged from the data analysis of the interviews pertained to the following topics: who I am, relationships, leprosy, social issues, and life in the colony. Living in the colony contributed to the creation of their own culture within the community, yet remained influenced by the community at large. Research implications reveal the need for further research exploring the experienced of stigmatized groups. Practice implications include the development of empowerment programs specifically targeting education for individuals that did not attend school and job training services for those physically disabled and/or who display physical signs of leprosy. Leveraging the expertise generated from multidisciplinary collaboration would enhance the effectiveness of programs developed to alleviate the suffering of the marginalized.
机译：麻风病是人类已知的最古老和最令人恐惧的疾病之一，仍然是当今印度受到侮辱的有力依据。缺乏治疗会导致标志性畸形，这使得受害个体易于识别和排斥。麻风病殖民地为受影响的人们创造了社区环境。关于在印度有麻风病或无麻风病的女性居住的心理影响的研究尚未得到广泛的研究。文化心理学的理论框架得到了利用，因为它强调了研究者如何通过理解文化来解释那些共享特定文化的人所创造的意义。这项定性研究使用现象学设计来探索居住在印度殖民地的19位妇女如何解释她们的经历，以及文化如何影响她们对她们的经历的意义。访谈数据分析中出现的主要主题涉及以下主题：我是谁，人际关系，麻风病，社会问题和殖民地生活。居住在殖民地有助于在社区内创造自己的文化，但仍然受到整个社区的影响。研究意义表明需要进一步研究以探索受污名化群体的经验。实践意义包括开发赋权计划，该计划专门针对未上学的人的教育和为肢体残疾和/或显示麻风病的人提供的职业培训服务。利用多学科合作产生的专业知识，将提高为减轻边缘人的痛苦而制定的方案的效力。

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    Charles-Damte, Marjorie.;

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    The Chicago School of Professional Psychology.;

  • 授予单位 The Chicago School of Professional Psychology.;
  • 学科 Social psychology.;Social research.;Public health.;Behavioral psychology.
  • 学位 Ph.D.
  • 年度 2017
  • 页码 184 p.
  • 总页数 184
  • 原文格式 PDF
  • 正文语种 eng
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