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Perceptions of societal ageism and declines in subjective memory during the COVID-19 pandemic: Longitudinal evidence from US adults aged ≥55 years COVID-19大流行期间对社会年龄歧视和主观记忆下降的看法:来自年龄≥55岁的美国成年人的纵向证据
IF 3.9 1区 社会学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-08-07 DOI: 10.1111/josi.12544
Ella Cohn-Schwartz, Jessica M. Finlay, Lindsay C. Kobayashi

The cognitive health of older adults since the COVID-19 pandemic onset is unclear, as is the potential impact of pandemic-associated societal ageism on perceived cognition. We investigated associations between perceptions of societal ageism and changes in subjective memory over a 10-month period during the COVID-19 pandemic. We collected longitudinal data from monthly online questionnaires in the nationwide COVID-19 Coping Study of US adults aged ≥55 from April 2020 to January 2021 (N = 4444). We analyzed the data using multivariable longitudinal multilevel models. We identified an overall decline in subjective memory, especially in the initial months of the pandemic. Adults who perceived that societal respect for older adults decreased during the pandemic experienced more rapid declines in their subjective memory. These findings suggest that aging adults perceived a decline in their memory, especially during the initial months of the COVID-19 pandemic. Societal interventions to combat ageism may help improve subjective memory and could decrease risk for cognitive decline among middle-aged and older adults.

自2019冠状病毒病大流行以来,老年人的认知健康状况尚不清楚,与大流行相关的社会年龄歧视对感知认知的潜在影响也不清楚。我们调查了在COVID-19大流行期间10个月期间对社会年龄歧视的看法与主观记忆变化之间的关系。我们收集了2020年4月至2021年1月期间全美年龄≥55岁的美国成年人COVID-19应对研究(N = 4444)的月度在线问卷的纵向数据。我们使用多变量纵向多水平模型分析数据。我们发现主观记忆总体下降,特别是在大流行的最初几个月。认为在疫情期间社会对老年人的尊重有所下降的成年人,其主观记忆下降得更快。这些发现表明,老年人的记忆力有所下降,尤其是在COVID-19大流行的最初几个月。对抗年龄歧视的社会干预可能有助于改善主观记忆,并可能降低中老年人认知能力下降的风险。
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引用次数: 10
Self-disclosure of concealable stigmatized identities: A dyadic longitudinal investigation guided by the contact hypothesis 隐性污名化身份的自我披露:接触假说指导下的二元纵向调查
IF 3.9 1区 社会学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-08-07 DOI: 10.1111/josi.12543
Taylor Ballinger, Amy Canevello, Jennifer Crocker, Tao Jiang, Diane M. Quinn

Stigma reduction research finds that brief interactions with a person with mental illness can reduce prejudiced attitudes. We examined whether this finding extends to real relationships over an extended period of time. First-year college roommate dyads, one of whom reported a mental illness diagnosis participated in a longitudinal study (N = 166 dyads across three American universities). Based on contact theory, we tested whether mental illness prejudice declines when: (a) the student with mental illness disclosed that information to their roommate; (b) the roommate perceived the disclosure; and (c) the roommate relationship was close. Registered analyses showed that student disclosure predicted roommate perception (β = .52, p < .001), but roommate perception of the disclosure did not significantly predict reduced prejudice from the start to the end of the academic year (β = −.13, p = .172). Relationship closeness did not moderate how likely roommates were to perceive students’ disclosures. Notably, overall levels of mental illness prejudice were very low in this American college sample, suggesting that the value of stigma interventions may depend on the context. Directions for future research and social policy implications are discussed.

减少耻辱感的研究发现,与精神疾病患者的短暂互动可以减少偏见态度。我们研究了这一发现是否适用于长期的真实关系。大学一年级室友二人组,其中一人报告患有精神疾病,参与了一项纵向研究(美国三所大学的166对二人组)。基于接触理论,我们测试了心理疾病偏见在以下情况下是否会下降:(a)有心理疾病的学生将这些信息透露给他们的室友;(b)室友察觉到该披露;(3)室友关系很亲密。注册分析显示,学生披露可以预测室友感知(β = 0.52, p <.001),但室友对披露的感知并不能显著预测从学年开始到学年结束时偏见的减少(β =−)。13, p = .172)。亲密关系并没有调节室友对学生信息披露的感知程度。值得注意的是,在这个美国大学样本中,精神疾病偏见的总体水平非常低,这表明污名化干预的价值可能取决于环境。讨论了未来的研究方向和社会政策意义。
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引用次数: 3
Intergenerational programming during the pandemic: Transformation during (constantly) changing times 大流行期间的代际规划:(不断)变化时期的转型
IF 3.9 1区 社会学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-08-07 DOI: 10.1111/josi.12530
Shannon E. Jarrott, Skye N. Leedahl, Tamar E. Shovali, Carson De Fries, Amy DelPo, Erica Estus, Caroline Gangji, Leslie Hasche, Jill Juris, Roddy MacInnes, Matthew Schilz, Rachel M. Scrivano, Andrew Steward, Catherine Taylor, Anne Walker

Intergenerational programs have long been employed to reduce ageism and optimize youth and older adult development. Most involve in-person meetings, which COVID-19 arrested. ​​Needs for safety and social contact were amplified during COVID-19, leading to modified programming that engaged generations remotely rather than eliminating it. Our collective case study incorporates four intergenerational programs in five US states prior to and during COVID-19. Each aims to reduce ageism, incorporating nutrition education, technology skills, or photography programming. Authors present case goals, participants, implementation methods, including responses to COVID-19, outcomes, and lessons learned. Technology afforded opportunities for intergenerational connections; non-technological methods also were employed. Across cases, programmatic foci were maintained through adaptive programming. Community partners’ awareness of immediate needs facilitated responsive programming with universities, who leveraged unique resources. While new methods and partnerships will continue post-pandemic, authors concurred that virtual contact cannot fully substitute for in-person relationship-building. Remote programming maintained ties between groups ready to resume shared in-person programming as soon as possible; they now have tested means for responding to routine or novel cancellations of in-person programming. Able to implement in-person and remote intergenerational programming, communities can fight ageism and pursue diverse goals regardless of health, transportation, weather, or other restrictions.

长期以来,代际项目一直被用来减少年龄歧视,优化青年和老年人的发展。大多数都涉及面对面的会议,而COVID-19阻止了这一点。在2019冠状病毒病期间,对安全和社会接触的需求被放大,导致对规划进行了修改,使几代人远程参与,而不是消除这种需求。我们的集体案例研究纳入了美国五个州在COVID-19之前和期间的四个代际项目。每个项目都旨在减少年龄歧视,结合营养教育、技术技能或摄影节目。作者介绍了案例目标、参与者、实施方法,包括应对COVID-19的措施、成果和经验教训。科技为代际联系提供了机会;非技术方法也被采用。在各个案例中,通过自适应规划保持了程序性焦点。社区合作伙伴对当前需求的认识促进了与利用独特资源的大学的响应性规划。虽然新的方法和伙伴关系将在大流行后继续存在,但作者一致认为,虚拟接触不能完全取代面对面的关系建立。远程编程保持了准备尽快恢复面对面编程的小组之间的联系;现在,他们已经测试了应对常规或新奇的现场节目取消的方法。能够实施面对面和远程代际编程,社区可以对抗年龄歧视,追求多样化的目标,而不受健康、交通、天气或其他限制的影响。
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引用次数: 8
Age-friendly Universities (AFU): Combating and inoculating against ageism in a pandemic and beyond 老年友好型大学(AFU):在新冠疫情及其后对抗和预防年龄歧视
IF 3.9 1区 社会学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-07-29 DOI: 10.1111/josi.12541
Joann M. Montepare, Lisa M. Brown

Manifestations of ageism during the recent COVID-19 pandemic call for ways to combat persistent negative views of older adults and the disparities they fuel, especially in light of the aging of populations. We discuss the pioneering Age-Friendly University (AFU) initiative that takes a systems-level approach and offers guiding principles for advancing age inclusivity, which in turn can combat and inoculate individuals against ageism. In particular, the principles advocate that older adults be enabled to participate in core educational activities in higher education for personal and professional development and that institutions extend aging education, research on aging, and intergenerational exchange. The need for educational institutions to be more age-friendly has become even more clear and pressing during the pandemic, where ageism has been exacerbated. Drawing on empirical evidence, we show how AFU principles can be applied to disrupt the roots of ageism and age biases, and disparities in healthcare and work environments. Connections between the AFU initiative and the Age-Friendly Communities, Age-Friendly Health Systems, and Age-Friendly Employers initiatives are suggested as a collective move toward a more age-inclusive ecosystem that fosters the well-being of all people as they age.

在最近的新冠肺炎疫情期间,年龄歧视的表现要求采取措施,消除对老年人的持续负面看法及其造成的差异,特别是在人口老龄化的情况下。我们讨论了开创性的老年友好大学(AFU)倡议,该倡议采取了系统层面的方法,并为提高年龄包容性提供了指导原则,这反过来又可以对抗年龄歧视并为个人接种疫苗。特别是,这些原则主张让老年人能够参与高等教育中的核心教育活动,以促进个人和专业发展,并主张各机构扩大老龄化教育、老龄化研究和代际交流。在疫情期间,教育机构对年龄更友好的需求变得更加明确和紧迫,年龄歧视加剧。根据经验证据,我们展示了如何应用AFU原则来打破年龄歧视和年龄偏见的根源,以及医疗保健和工作环境中的差异。AFU倡议与老年友好型社区、老年友好型卫生系统和老年友好型雇主倡议之间的联系被认为是朝着一个更具年龄包容性的生态系统迈进的集体举措,该生态系统促进所有人随着年龄的增长而幸福。[发件人]《社会问题杂志》的版权归Wiley Blackwell所有,未经版权持有人明确书面许可,不得将其内容复制或通过电子邮件发送到多个网站或发布到列表服务。但是,用户可以打印、下载或通过电子邮件发送文章供个人使用。这可能会被删节。对复印件的准确性不作任何保证。用户应参考材料的原始发布版本以获取完整信息。(版权适用于所有人。)
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引用次数: 8
Caste and COVID-19: Psychosocial disparities amongst rural Indian women during the coronavirus pandemic 种姓与COVID-19:冠状病毒大流行期间印度农村妇女的社会心理差异
IF 3.9 1区 社会学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-07-28 DOI: 10.1111/josi.12532
Zishan Jiwani, Vaishali V. Raval, Miriam Steele, Simon B. Goldberg

The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated preexisting mental health disparities. In India, marginalization based on caste membership, gender, and rural residence are critical determinants of inequity across the lifespan. Guided by the theoretical frameworks of minority stress and intersectionality, this study examined caste-based disparities in fear of coronavirus (FOC), mental health symptoms, and perceived loneliness amongst rural women in north India during the COVID-19 pandemic. Participants (N = 316) completed self-report measures and were classified into three groups based on their responses: General caste (GC, n = 124), other backward castes (OBC, n = 122), and scheduled caste or tribe (SC/ST, n = 71). Using a three-way ANOVA and Tukey t-tests, women in SC/ST and OBC groups reported greater FOC (OBC d = .37; SC/ST d = .40) and greater mental health symptoms (OBC d = .58; SC/ST d = .43) relative to the GC group. OBC, but not SC/ST, group also reported higher perceived loneliness (d = .32). The results were consistent after adjusting for demographic variables such as wealth and highlight caste as an important social determinant for well-being during the COVID-19 pandemic amongst rural Indian women.

COVID-19大流行加剧了先前存在的心理健康差距。在印度,基于种姓、性别和农村居住的边缘化是一生中不平等的关键决定因素。在少数民族压力和交叉性理论框架的指导下,本研究调查了2019冠状病毒病大流行期间印度北部农村妇女在冠状病毒恐惧(FOC)、心理健康症状和感知孤独方面的种姓差异。参与者(N = 316)完成了自我报告测量,并根据他们的回答分为三组:一般种姓(GC, N = 124),其他落后种姓(OBC, N = 122)和预定种姓或部落(SC/ST, N = 71)。通过三向方差分析和Tukey t检验,SC/ST组和OBC组的女性报告了更高的FOC (OBC d = 0.37;SC/ST d = 0.40)和更严重的精神健康症状(OBC d = 0.58;SC/ST d = .43)相对于GC组。OBC组,而不是SC/ST组,也报告了更高的感知孤独(d = .32)。在调整了财富等人口变量后,结果是一致的,并强调种姓是2019冠状病毒病大流行期间印度农村妇女福祉的重要社会决定因素。
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引用次数: 3
How COVID-19 lockdown has impacted the sanitary pads distribution among adolescent girls and women in India COVID-19封锁如何影响印度少女和妇女的卫生巾分配
IF 3.9 1区 社会学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-07-26 DOI: 10.1111/josi.12533
Karan Babbar, Niharika Rustagi, Pritha Dev

This paper empirically explores the impact of COVID-19 pandemic and its accompanying lockdown on adolescent girls’ and women's access to sanitary pads in India. We have used the National Health Mission's Health Management Information System (NHM-HMIS) data for the study, which provides data on pads' distribution on a district level. The empirical strategy used in the study exploits the variation of districts into red, orange, and green zones as announced by the Indian Government. To understand how lockdown severity impacts access to sanitary pads, we used a difference-in-difference (DID) empirical strategy to study sanitary pads' access in red and orange zones compared to green zones. We find clear evidence of the impact of lockdown intensity on the provision of sanitary pads, with districts with the strictest lockdown restrictions suffering the most. Our study highlights how sanitary pads distribution was overlooked during the pandemic, leaving girls and women vulnerable to managing their menstrual needs. Thus, there is a requirement for strong policy to focus on the need to keep sanitary pads as part of the essential goods to ensure the needs of the girls and women are met even in the midst of a pandemic, central to an inclusive response.

本文从实证角度探讨了2019冠状病毒病大流行及其伴随的封锁对印度少女和妇女获得卫生巾的影响。我们使用了国家卫生任务健康管理信息系统(NHM-HMIS)的数据进行研究,该系统提供了卫生巾在地区一级分布的数据。研究中使用的经验策略利用了印度政府宣布的将地区划分为红色、橙色和绿色区域的变化。为了了解封锁严重程度如何影响卫生巾的获取,我们使用了差分差分(DID)经验策略来研究红色和橙色区域与绿色区域相比卫生巾的获取情况。我们发现了明确的证据,表明封锁强度对卫生巾供应的影响,封锁最严格的地区受到的影响最大。我们的研究强调了在大流行期间卫生巾的分发是如何被忽视的,使女孩和妇女在管理月经需求方面处于弱势。因此,有必要制定强有力的政策,重点关注将卫生巾作为必需品的必要性,以确保即使在大流行期间也能满足女孩和妇女的需求,这是包容性应对措施的核心。
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引用次数: 5
Who supports #MeToo and the Kavanaugh confirmation? Exploring tolerance for sexual harassment among young adults 谁支持#MeToo和卡瓦诺的确认?探讨年轻人对性骚扰的容忍度
IF 3.9 1区 社会学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-07-23 DOI: 10.1111/josi.12531
Erick Herrera Hernandez, Debra L. Oswald

Young adults have become increasingly involved in political and social movements around sexual harassment. This involvement likely reflects political identity as well ideological beliefs about sexual harassment. We examined how young adults’ ideological beliefs and political party identity are associated with their tolerance of sexual harassment, support for the #MeToo movement and the confirmation of Justice Kavanaugh. Tolerance for sexual harassment was positively associated with endorsement of rape myth acceptance, hostile and benevolent sexism, and was negatively associated with feminist identity, but not associated with gender or political party identity. In contrast, political party identity played an increasingly important role in predicting support for the #MeToo movement and the confirmation of Justice Kavanaugh, such that those who strongly identify as Republican were more likely to support Justice Kavanaugh and not support the #MeToo movement. These findings suggest the #MeToo movement, and the confirmation decision are not perceived as entirely about sexual harassment but increasingly as political issues. Therefore, sexual harassment workplace or university trainings should consider addressing ideological factors. Additionally, in order for anti-sexual harassment laws to be supported by people of all political parties, it is important to frame the issue as nonpolitical.

年轻人越来越多地参与到围绕性骚扰的政治和社会运动中。这种参与可能反映了政治认同以及对性骚扰的意识形态信仰。我们研究了青壮年的意识形态信仰和政党认同与他们对性骚扰的容忍度、对 #MeToo 运动的支持以及对卡瓦诺大法官的认可之间的关系。对性骚扰的容忍度与对强奸神话的认可、敌意和善意的性别歧视呈正相关,与女权主义者身份呈负相关,但与性别或政党身份无关。相反,政党身份在预测对 #MeToo 运动和卡瓦诺大法官的支持方面发挥着越来越重要的作用,例如,那些强烈认同共和党的人更有可能支持卡瓦诺大法官,而不支持 #MeToo 运动。这些研究结果表明,#MeToo 运动和确认判决并不完全被视为性骚扰问题,而是越来越多地被视为政治问题。因此,工作场所或大学的性骚扰培训应考虑解决意识形态因素。此外,为了让反性骚扰法律得到各政党人士的支持,必须将该问题定性为非政治性问题。
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引用次数: 3
Explaining the gender gap in negotiation performance: Social network ties outweigh internal barriers 解释谈判绩效中的性别差距:社交网络关系超过内部障碍
IF 3.9 1区 社会学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-07-23 DOI: 10.1111/josi.12536
Kate M. Turetsky, James P. Curley, Ashli B. Carter, Valerie Purdie-Greenaway
Gender disparities in negotiation outcomes contribute to inequality in the workplace and beyond. Explanations of gender gaps in negotiation often focus on internal barriers women face as a consequence of contending with stigma in the workplace and other historically male-dominated environments, such as stereotype threat and apprehension about negotiating. However, stigma is also associated with relational consequences that may influence success in negotiations. This research compared internal and relational mechanisms for gender disparities in negotiation performance. Seventy-seven MBA executives reported their apprehension about negotiating, stereotype threat in negotiations, mindset about negotiation-related stress, and class social networks. Participants were then randomly paired to complete a series of one-on-one negotiations based on real-world scenarios. Overall, men outperformed women in negotiations. Significant gender differences emerged in stereotype threat, stress mindset, and social network centrality. However, only network centrality— specifically number and strength of ties—significantly mediated the relationship between gender and negotiation performance. Position in informal social networks may play an important role in negotiation outcomes,
谈判结果中的性别差异导致了工作场所内外的不平等。对谈判中性别差距的解释往往集中在女性在工作场所和其他历史上男性主导的环境中与耻辱作斗争所面临的内部障碍上,例如刻板印象的威胁和对谈判的担忧。然而,污名也与可能影响谈判成功的关系后果有关。本研究比较了谈判绩效中性别差异的内部机制和关系机制。77名MBA高管报告了他们对谈判的担忧、谈判中的刻板印象威胁、对谈判相关压力的心态以及阶级社交网络。然后,参与者被随机配对,根据真实世界的场景完成一系列一对一的谈判。总体而言,男性在谈判中的表现优于女性。在刻板印象威胁、压力心态和社交网络中心性方面出现了显著的性别差异。然而,只有网络中心性——特别是联系的数量和强度——才能显著调节性别和谈判绩效之间的关系。在非正式社交网络中的地位可能在谈判结果中发挥重要作用,
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引用次数: 5
The cost of intersectionality: Motherhood, mental health, and the state of the country 交叉性的代价:母亲身份、心理健康和国家状况
IF 3.9 1区 社会学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-07-23 DOI: 10.1111/josi.12539
Jasmine L. Garland McKinney, LaReine M. Meinersmann

The Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic and society's overdue racial awakening (Worland, 2020) have created distinct needs for mothers, especially mothers of Color (MOC) in the United States (US) (Breman et al., 2021; Liu et al., 2021). Prior to the double pandemic (see Addo, 2020), expectations that mothers devote themselves entirely to their children may support increases in mental health symptomology within this population (Rahman et al., 2013). Based on systemic inequities that reside at the foundation of many institutions (e.g., healthcare, law, education) within the US, MOC experience increased worry, anxiety, stress, and fear during the double pandemic (Liu et al., 2021). In addition, MOC engage in mothering practices (e.g., racial socialization) that are unique to raising children who identify as Black, Indigenous, and Persons of Color (BIPOC) (Hughes & Chen et al., 1997). Based on these facts, the authors investigate the sociocultural forces that impact MOC's mental health during the context of the double pandemic through a review of existent literature on this topic. The authors’ analysis and incorporation of intersectionality theory and Black feminist thought uncovers the ways in which these forces may influence the experiences of MOC. Finally, the authors utilize an intersectional-based policy analysis framework (Hankivsky et al., 2014) to provide recommendations for social policy, education and training, and directions for future research. These recommendations acknowledge the influence of power and privilege in the US while building upon the protective factors that support MOC.

冠状病毒病(COVID-19)大流行和社会迟来的种族觉醒(Worland,2020)对母亲产生了独特的需求,尤其是美国的有色人种母亲(MOC)(Breman等人,2021;刘等人,2021)。在双重疫情之前(见Addo,2020),母亲完全致力于孩子的期望可能会支持这一人群中心理健康症状的增加(Rahman等人,2013)。基于美国许多机构(如医疗保健、法律、教育)基础上存在的系统性不平等,主运行中心在双疫情期间经历了更多的担忧、焦虑、压力和恐惧(Liu et al.,2021)。此外,MOC参与养育黑人、原住民和有色人种(BIPOC)儿童所特有的育儿实践(如种族社会化)(Hughes&Chen等人,1997)。基于这些事实,作者通过回顾有关这一主题的现有文献,调查了在双疫情背景下影响MOC心理健康的社会文化力量。作者对交叉性理论和黑人女权主义思想的分析和融合揭示了这些力量可能影响MOC经历的方式。最后,作者利用基于跨部门的政策分析框架(Hankivsky et al.,2014)为社会政策、教育和培训以及未来研究方向提供建议。这些建议承认了美国权力和特权的影响,同时建立在支持主运行中心的保护因素之上。[发件人]《社会问题杂志》的版权归Wiley Blackwell所有,未经版权持有人明确书面许可,不得将其内容复制或通过电子邮件发送到多个网站或发布到列表服务。但是,用户可以打印、下载或通过电子邮件发送文章供个人使用。这可能会被删节。对复印件的准确性不作任何保证。用户应参考材料的原始发布版本以获取完整信息。(版权适用于所有人。)
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引用次数: 8
Ageism on Twitter during the COVID-19 pandemic COVID-19大流行期间推特上的年龄歧视
IF 3.9 1区 社会学 Q1 Social Sciences Pub Date : 2022-07-20 DOI: 10.1111/josi.12535
Reuben Ng, Nicole Indran, Luyao Liu

The COVID-19 crisis has sparked a resurgence of scholarly interest in the issue of ageism. Whether the outbreak thwarts or facilitates efforts to combat ageism hinges upon public sentiments toward the older demographic. This study aims to explore discourse surrounding older adults by analyzing 183,179 related tweets posted during the COVID-19 pandemic from February to December 2020. Overall, sentiments toward older adults became significantly less negative over time, being the least negative in April, August, and October, though the score remained below the neutral value throughout the 11 months. Our topic modelling analysis generated four themes: “The Need to Protect Older Adults” (41%), “Vulnerability and Mortality” (36%), “Failure of Political Leadership” (12%), and “Resilience” (11%). These findings indicate nascent support for older adults, though attempts to show solidarity may well worsen benevolent ageism.

COVID-19危机引发了对年龄歧视问题的学术兴趣的复苏。疫情的爆发是否会阻碍或促进打击年龄歧视的努力,取决于公众对老年人的看法。本研究旨在通过分析2020年2月至12月新冠肺炎大流行期间发布的183179条相关推文,探索围绕老年人的话语。总体而言,随着时间的推移,对老年人的负面情绪明显减少,4月、8月和10月的负面情绪最低,尽管整个11个月的得分都低于中性值。我们的主题建模分析产生了四个主题:“保护老年人的必要性”(41%)、“脆弱性和死亡率”(36%)、“政治领导的失败”(12%)和“复原力”(11%)。这些发现表明,人们对老年人的支持正在萌芽,尽管试图表现出团结可能会加剧善意的年龄歧视。
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