"私はあらゆる種類の孤独を味わいましたが,その孤独は私ではありませんでした":母親になる時の孤独を理解するための混合的なアプローチ
Thuy-Vy Nguyen1, Delali Konu1,2, Deborah Tetteh1
1Durham University, Durham, UK.
British journal of psychology (London, England : 1953)
|September 2, 2025
まとめ
独り で 過ごす 時間 が 多い に も かかわら ず,自分 の 孤独 と 孤立 さ を 感じ て いる こと が よく あり ます. 母性への移行期間の気分改善には 個人的な時間を持つことが重要です
科学分野:
- 心理学
- 社会学
- 母親 の 健康
背景:
- 母親への移行は 女性の孤独感に大きな影響を与えます
- "孤独"のようなよく使われる用語は 孤独や孤独や社会的孤立といった 異なる概念を混同しています
研究 の 目的:
- 独りぼっちの経験の微妙な違いを区別し 検証する
- 産後期における 個人的な時間,社会的時間,感情的幸福の関係を調べる
主な方法:
- 研究1: 独りぼっちと孤独を体験した 22人の初母との質的インタビュー
- 研究2: 47人の新生児の生理的瞬間評価 (EMA) データで,1週間にわたって毎日の活動と気分を追跡した.
主要な成果:
- 定性的な発見は 曖昧な赤ちゃんの仲間,多面的な母性後の孤独,そして 孤独を減らす優先順位の変化のテーマを明らかにしました
- 介護から解放された母親は 孤独感や孤立感を 感じることが少なくなりました
- 新生児の母親の気分改善には 個人の時間と 社会的時間の両方が関係しています
結論:
- 主観的な孤独は社会的存在と社会的役割の心理的な要求によって影響を受けます
- 新生児の母親は 継続的な介護の要求により 回復時間を得ることが困難です
- これらの経験を理解することは 妊婦が母親になる過程で 母親の幸福を支えるために不可欠です
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