Man''s Role Change and Adaptation Behaviors while his wife has been with threated abortion in the hospitalization.

• Main Authors: Tai, Chin-yen, 戴金燕
• Other Authors: Yu Yu-Mei
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 1997
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/61985779568374135228

碩士 === 國立臺灣大學 === 護理學系 === 85 === The main purpose of this study was to explore the subject role change and adaptation behaviors while his wife has been with threated abortion duringhospitalization.The study is conducted through the method of in-depth field interview with data collected on the 3rd,7th,10th,and 14th day sequentially, with 1.5-2 hourslength per interview after the spouse is under treatment within two weeks induration. By means of content analysis,verbal behaviors of the subjects were systematically analyzed and categorized. As primary nurse,the researcher successfully collected 7 men''s case study data via interview, with a total of 28 pieces of process recorded behaviors. Collected data of each case,verbal and non-verbal,were put into descriptive from of behavioral process and then categorically integrated,through content analysis,on the basis of verbal expression matched with appearance,action,andintention. The results show that operation meaning of role change for man during thetreatment of his wife can be categorized into the following 4 groups : 1.suddenchange in family role task 2.difficulties in facing role expansion 3.con-fronted with difficult tasks and multiple role ;and 4.being situated in self-adaptation to best act multiple role play. Adaptation behavior for man facingrole change can be classified into 1.trying to adjust increased role of suddenchange, 2.learning new role operation, 3.making effort for multiple role play,,and 4.striving for maintaining family safety and living. The result of this indicate that man modulate his behavior to meet the different from requirements in playing family roles in the time of his wifesuffered from abortion threaten in hospitalization. At the same time,the studycan be applied as references for nurses in their practical care to the case.