Exploring the Contents and Processes of Posttraumatic Growth with the adult survivors of the 921 Earthquake
Date Issued
2005
Date
2005
Author(s)
Hu, Hsin-I
DOI
zh-TW
Abstract
This study investigated the structure and important processes of posttraumatic growth (PTG), and the unique cultural aspects of PTG in Taiwan. Taking into considerations of some limits and methodological problems of the structured questionnaire or the semi-structured interview for PTG, which is relatively a new research issue at least in Taiwan , this study used the “open-ended interview” and the “grounded theory methodology” to collect and analyze narrative data for survivors of different extents of damages from Taiwan chi-chi earthquake . The results were to make up a framework of classification of PTG, inductively reason some potentially crucial psychological constructs and intermediate processes, and find some cultural-bound contents of PTG. Finally, a relational assumption between important categories and constructs of PTG was proposed.
Subjects
創傷後成長
紮根理論研究法
九二一地震
自我感重建
意義建構
心理創傷
質性研究
PTG
posttraumatic growth
adversarial growth
psychological trauma
grounded theory methodology
qualitative study
Type
other
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