[头颈癌毁容患者的自我介绍]。

R Miyata
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颌面部癌的手术治疗往往是根治性的和毁容的,因此会对患者的人际关系和社会活动产生影响。然而,人们对毁容患者在康复过程中的自我表现知之甚少。这是一项基于26个广泛访谈的归纳和定性研究。结果表明,毁容患者积极应对人际关系中的问题,甚至经历了授权过程。毁容患者的自我呈现包括四个维度:(1)自我评价;(2)他人反应判断;(3)人际关系意向和自我呈现风格;(4)运用六种“策略”进行具体的自我呈现。每个维度1-3都包含了几个过程,这些过程通常根据手术后的时间顺序进行,但也受到家庭成员或医务人员行为的强烈影响。在维度4中根据维度1-3的情况选择的“策略”与Goffman(1959)报告的五种“自我呈现”类型相对应,除了“让别人习惯患者”,这是克服慢性毁容的持续努力之一。重要的是,患者通过关注他们的慢性毁容而变得自信。重要的是,患者在一定程度上通过关注自己健康的部分,如面部功能的恢复而变得自信,这种自信导致了对毁容的接受,进而导致了他们社会行为的扩展。
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[Self presentation of patients disfigured by head and neck cancer].

Surgery for maxilofacial cancer is often radical and disfiguring, and therefore can have an influence on patient's interpersonal relationship and social activities. However, little is known about self-presentation of disfigured patients during rehabilitation. This is an inductive and qualitative study based on 26 extensive interviews. The results demonstrate that patients with disfigurement cope actively with problems in their interpersonal relationship and even go through the empowerment process. Self-presentation of the disfigured patients consisted of four dimensions: (1)self-evaluation: (2)judgment of others' reactions; (3)intention of personal relations and style of self-presentation; and (4) concrete self-presentation using six "strategies". Each of the dimensions 1-3 included several processes that were generally taken in sequence according to time after surgery, but also strongly influenced by behaviors of family members or medical staff. "Strategies" chosen in dimension 4 depending upon the situations in dimensions 1-3 corresponded to the five type of "self-presentation" reported by Goffman (1959), except for "letting others be used to the patients", which was one of the continuous efforts to overcome their chronic disfigurement. Importantly, the patients became confident by focusing upon their chronic disfigurement. Importantly, the patients became confident by focusing upon their healthy parts such as maxiofacial functions recovered to some degree, and this confidence led to the acceptance of disfigurement and further to the expansion of their social behaviors.

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