受暴原住民婦女復原力保護因子之探究

• Published in: Jiao yu yu xin li yan jiu Vol. 48; no. 1; pp. 095 - 132
• Main Author: 刑志彬(Chih-Pin Hsing)
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: Chinese
• Published: 台灣 國立政治大學教育學院 01.03.2025
• Subjects: domestic violence; indigenous people; protective factors; resilience; TSSCI; 保護因子; 原住民; 家庭暴力; 復原力; indigenous people; 原住民; 復原力; domestic violence; protective factors; TSSCI; resilience; 保護因子; 家庭暴力
• ISSN: 1024-9885

家暴被視為是影響健康的公衛問題，而本國籍原住民婦女有較高的受家暴比例，本研究嘗試以復原力的概念作為基礎，探討受暴原住民婦女形成復原力的保護因子，作為後續相關實務工作人員處遇的參考依據。本研究採取三方的研究對話，分別是18位提供受暴原住民專業人員、7位具有受暴經驗且脫離暴力關係的原住民、10位相關領域專業學者，分別透過焦點團體訪談、個別深度訪談、修正式德懷術研究法，探討受暴原住民復原力的保護因子。研究分析採定向性內容分析，先以家暴復原力文獻的四個面向（生活脈絡、關係網絡、個人生活、個人能力），以及在復原過程的自我認同、文化認同、生活穩定，結果建構出4×3，總計12個範疇、29個家暴復原力保護因子，透過修正式德懷術專家的問卷調查與討論，最終修正有39個復原力保護因子。最後，本研究結果分別對未來研究、實務工作、專業人員培訓提出建議
Research Motivation and Objective ＜br＞ Intimate partner violence (IPV) is recognized as a significant public health issue with profound implications for both psychological and physical wellbeing. The impact of IPV on women’s health is extensive and multifaceted, affecting not only their emotional and physical stability but also their overall quality of life. In Taiwan, Indigenous women face a disproportionately higher risk of domestic violence compared to Han women, with reported cases steadily increasing over the past five years. The prevalence of both general domestic violence and physical violence-related IPV is significantly higher among Indigen