在共同创作艺术制作过程中探索共振理论和失控:癌症患者之间的定性研究
Yvonne Weeseman1,2, Michael Scherer-Rath3, Nirav Christophe4
1Department of Medical Oncology, Amsterdam University Medical Centers, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Cancer medicine
|March 28, 2024
概括
艺术共同创作有助于癌症患者通过共振阶段来整合生活事件. 艺术创作中的无法控制性邀请叙事整合和自我认知.
科学领域:
- 心理学 心理学 心理学
- 艺术治疗艺术治疗
- 癌症护理 癌症护理
背景情况:
- 共同创作,即艺术家和患者共同创作艺术,可能有助于患者将生活事件,如癌症诊断,整合到他们的个人叙述中.
- 患者,艺术家和材料之间的共振关系可以在共同创作过程中发展,促进这种整合过程.
研究的目的:
- 调查患者在艺术共同创作过程中是否以及如何通过共振的三个阶段 (受到影响,触摸和移动;自我效能和响应;适应性转变) 进行进展.
- 探索共同创造过程中无法控制的作用,以支持生活事件的整合.
主要方法:
- 接受息癌症治疗的10名患者参与了录制的音频共创过程.
- 应用内容分析来识别录音中的三个共振阶段和无法控制的迹象.
主要成果:
- 患者参与共创的4-8次 (中位数为5) 会议,会议持续90-240分钟 (中位数为120分钟).
- 在共同创造过程中,患者明显通过了三个共振阶段.
- 无法控制性既是挑战,也是将意外经历整合到生活叙事中的机会,患者表达了自我认可.
结论:
- 艺术共同创作促进了应急经验融入生活叙事的整合,使患者能够与他们的疾病,环境和自我联系.
- 共振阶段,加上不断存在的无法控制性,提供了一个研究和支持生活事件整合的框架.
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