“只要没有致命的危险”:战斗部队成员对儿童户外冒险游戏的看法

IF 8 2区 医学 Q1 HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM Qualitative Research in Sport Exercise and Health Pub Date : 2021-12-21 DOI:10.1080/2159676X.2021.2019097
M. Bauer, A. Giles, M. Brussoni
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父母的冒险经历会影响他们对孩子户外冒险游戏的看法。在加拿大武装部队中从事战斗武器职业的父母对风险有着独特的体验,因为他们的职业经常包括在军事行动中遇到并成功驾驭危险环境。在本研究中,我们使用风险和社会文化理论,对从事战斗武器职业的父母进行了七次半结构化访谈。我们的反身性主题分析得出了两个主要发现:(1)成员认为户外冒险游戏有利于儿童体验并支持儿童参与其中;(2)成员区分儿童户外危险游戏相关非严重伤害和严重伤害。我们的研究结果推动了关于如何在频繁接触风险的人群中更广泛地感知和协商风险的学术对话。
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“As long as there’s no mortal risk”: the perspectives of members in combat arms occupations on children’s outdoor risky play
ABSTRACT Parents’ experiences with risk can influence their perspectives on their children’s outdoor risky play. Parents in combat arms occupations in the Canadian Armed Forces have unique experiences with risk, as their occupations regularly include encountering and successfully navigating risky environments in military operations. In this study, we conducted seven semi-structured interviews with parents in combat arms occupations and used risk and sociocultural theory. Our reflexive thematic analysis resulted in two main findings: (1) Members believed outdoor risky play was beneficial for children to experience and supported children’s engagement in it; and (2) members distinguished between children’s outdoor risky play-related non-serious and serious injuries. Our findings advance scholarly conversations on how risk may be perceived and negotiated more broadly in populations who engage with risk on a frequent basis.
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