PIから参加者への文化的平等と感受性を促進する研究実践:黒人母親との児童インタビュー (WMCI) の作業モデルの再検討から得た教訓
Monica Daniels1, Ashlee Yates Flanagan2, Haley Peele3
1Department of Psychiatry, University of Mississippi Medical Center, Jackson, Mississippi, USA.
Infant mental health journal
|August 29, 2025
まとめ
この研究は,文化的に敏感な幼児の精神衛生 (IMH) 研究のための児童インタビュー (WMCI) の作業モデルを適応させた. 包摂的な実践と 参加者の関与の重要性を強調しています
科学分野:
- 心理学
- 幼児 の 精神 的 な 健康
- 研究における文化的敏感性
背景:
- 心理学的研究と臨床実践では 文化と人種に敏感なアプローチが 必要になってきています
- 幼児の精神衛生 (IMH) 研究は,特に疎外された家族に関して,これらの慣行を採用することに遅れをとっています.
- 異なる集団を除外すると,IMHの研究で誤った解釈と誤った結論が出る可能性があります.
研究 の 目的:
- 添付ベースの行動である児童インタビュー (Working Model of the Child Interview, WMCI) の修正を文書化する.
- 幼児の精神的健康 (IMH) に関する文化的に敏感な研究慣行を育成し,評価ツールを調整する.
- アメリカで黒人母親の 絆を研究している研究者の 経験と教訓を 共有するためです
主な方法:
- 児童インタビュー (WMCI) のワーキングモデルを修正し,文化的な関連性を高める.
- 文化的に敏感な実践を促進するために,元研究参加者を研究チームに統合する.
- 黒人の母親とその介護関係の文脈でアタッチメント評価に焦点を当てます
主要な成果:
- アメリカで黒人母親の治療に WMCIを成功させました
- コミュニティメンバーを研究プロセスに統合するためのモデルを示した.
- 特定の文化的文脈における 結びつきのダイナミクスについての洞察を提供した.
結論:
- 文化的に敏感なIMH研究にとって,愛着に基づく測定法を修正することは極めて重要です.
- 研究チームの一員として元参加者を巻き込むことは 文化的敏感性を高めます
- 将来のIMHの研究は,黒人家族の関係評価アプローチを批判的に検討し,適応する必要があります.
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