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Disclosing a cancer diagnosis to friends and family: a gendered analysis of young men's and women's experiences.

机译：向朋友和家人透露癌症诊断信息：对男女经验的性别分析。

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Little is known about how young adults disclose their cancer diagnosis to family and friends, and whether there are similarities or differences between men and women. This article compares young adults' experiences of disclosing a cancer diagnosis, drawing on narrative interviews with 37 respondents aged 18 to 34 years. Most respondents were open about their diagnosis, and there were striking similarities in the difficulties that men and women described and in their desire to protect relatives. However, men made up most of the minority of respondents who were more secretive about their diagnosis. Men also made more explicit connections between their gendered identity and disclosure; worries about being perceived differently by peers resulted in some men hiding their diagnosis and others using humor to pre-empt sympathy. These findings are discussed in the context of gender stereotypes of "expressive" women and "stoical" men.
机译：关于年轻人如何向家人和朋友透露他们的癌症诊断，以及男女之间是否有异同，知之甚少。本文根据对18位至34岁年龄段的37位受访者的叙述性访谈，比较了年轻人公开癌症诊断的经验。大多数受访者对诊断持开放态度，在男人和女人描述的困难以及他们保护亲戚的愿望方面有着惊人的相似之处。但是，在大多数对自己的诊断较为秘密的受访者中，男性占大多数。男人在性别身份和公开之间也建立了更明确的联系。对同龄人不同看法的担忧导致一些男人隐藏了自己的诊断，而另一些人则通过幽默来预防同情。这些发现是在“表现力”女性和“常客”男性的性别刻板印象的背景下讨论的。

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