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    Title: 台灣悲傷研究之趨勢分析—以1998-2012文獻為例
    Other Titles: A trend analysis of the grief & bereavement research in Taiwan (1998-2012)
    Authors: 賴淨慈
    Lai, Jing-ci
    Contributors: 生死學系
    何長珠
    Chang-chu Ho
    Keywords: 悲傷研究;趨勢分析
    trend analysis;grief research
    Date: 2013
    Issue Date: 2014-12-19 15:43:50 (UTC+8)
    Abstract:   本研究透過有系統地去匯整與回顧台灣近15年(1998-2012)來悲傷相關研究數量與屬性、以及研究内容,以了解在地性的台灣華人悲傷研究概況,悲傷研究發展特徵與趨勢。分析結果得以下結論:壹、研究數量、出版屬性及領域1998-2012年之悲傷研究數量共有327篇。悲傷研究數量,尤其碩士論文,具有每五年增加的趨勢。期刊發表量最多的是「醫護」領域(31篇),碩士論文則是「心理諮商」領域,然而「心理諮商」領域刊登至具有期刊影響係的數期刊(24篇)比「醫護」領域高出一倍。另外,台灣論文改寫投稿的比率非常低(佔縂碩士學位論文的5%),並以「生死」領域的碩士研究佔居多。貳、悲傷研究内容過去15年的悲傷研究之内容中,明顯可見的現象為,大部分的研究採「質性」的研究設計,並以「女性」、「成人」為主要對象群。台灣的悲傷研究偏重探討由「喪親」所致的悲傷及其「歷程」議題;採用的介入模式也則以「諮商」之「自我敍事」為居多。這些種種反映出台灣目前對悲傷様貌探討上,明顯偏頗、不平衡及不完整的現象。   本研究建議悲傷研究者關注「男性」、「老人」之對象群,並更多探討「喪親」和「歷程」以外的的悲傷因素和議題,以豐富台灣悲傷樣貌的完整性。 除此之外,本研究建議國内的悲傷研究學者結合力量,從不同層面合作探討國内悲傷研究概況及現象,以利台灣悲傷研究達到具深度與廣度之探討,發展出更多元與多面向的台灣本土悲傷輔導之理論與實務。最後,本研究也呼籲悲傷研究在自己的研究關鍵字中標簽為「悲傷」之研究,以協助悲傷輔導之領域在台灣能夠自成一塊,獨立並茁壯成長成爲顯學。
      This research aims to understand the general situation, characteristics and trends of Taiwan grief researches over the past 15 years (1998-2012) through systematic means. Results are as follow: 1. Grief research quantity, form of publication and research fieldA total of 327 grief research studies were collected. Results show that the number of Taiwan’s grief studies increases every 5 years, especially those in the form of master’s thesis. The “medical” field has the most number of journal publications while the “counseling psychology” field has the most number of scholarly papers. However, the “counseling psychology” field outnumbered the “medical” field in terms of published journals with impact factor (IF). Only 5% of the scholarly papers were rewritten and published as journals, with the “life-and -death “field having the most in number. 2. The contents of Taiwan’s grief studiesFor the past 15 years, Taiwan’s grief studies were conducted mainly using qualitative research analysis, and the subjects of the grief studies were mainly female adults. Topics and themes like the loss of loved ones, the grieving process were explicitly discussed while intervening methods such as counseling methods in the form of self-narration were most commonly used by researchers. The above mentioned reflects Taiwan’s grief research development as one that is unbalanced and incomprehensive.   The above results suggest that future grief research should carry out more studies in relation to “Males” as well as the aged. Besides, researchers should continue to explore topics and issues other than “the loss of loved ones” and “grieving process”. Collaboration among local grief researchers in publication of research studies that are intra-disciplinary is highly advisable. This enables discussion of Taiwan’s grief phenomenon and development to be more in-depth and richer in context and perspectives.Lastly, authors of grief related researches are also encouraged to include the word “grief” as keyword so as to optimize search and facilitate the compilation of grief studies, thus strengthening the local grief research field.
    Appears in Collections:[Department of Life-and-Death Studies] Disserations and Theses(M. A. Program in Life-and-Death Studies)

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