在全球范围内,每六对夫妇中就有一对不孕症受到影响,并因耻辱和暴力而加剧。尤其是对女性来说,在约旦的文化中。虽然现有的研究已经阐明了不孕妇女面临的社会压力,有,然而,他们在日常生活中遇到的暴力还没有全面的了解。
■这项解释性现象学研究旨在揭示不育妇女在约旦社会暴力方面的经历。通过关注不同类型的社区暴力——身体暴力,心理,和情感-该研究旨在为这些女性面临的挑战提供细致入微的见解。它还努力确定促成因素,包括社会态度,文化信仰,和个人相遇,同时告知政策和实践以缓解这一问题。
■采用定性方法,这项研究对有目的的不育女性进行了半结构化访谈.专题分析被用来揭示重复出现的模式和主题,促进对他们经验的全面探索。
■确定了五个主要主题:周围的人如何将我视为一个不育的女人;他们的问题使我窒息;他们干扰了最小的细节;我被烧成灰烬,我没有权利抱怨;生育和治疗计划的问题仅是我和我丈夫的事;谁来支持我,我想从周围的人那里得到什么?
■这项研究对政策和实践具有重要意义。通过预测不育妇女面临的普遍暴力,它强调了干预的紧迫性。提高认识,提供教育,扩大支持可以抵消社会的耻辱和暴力。创造一个更富有同情心的社会结构可以确保一个更安全的,为这些女性提供更具包容性的环境。
UNASSIGNED: Infertility affects one in six couples globally and is compounded by stigma and violence, particularly for women, in Jordan\'s culture. While existing research has illuminated societal pressures faced by infertile women, there is, yet no comprehensive understanding of the violence they encounter in their daily lives.
UNASSIGNED: This Interpretative Phenomenological study seeks to unravel the experiences of infertile women regarding societal violence in Jordan. By focusing on different types of community violence - physical, psychological, and emotional - The study aims to provide nuanced insights into the challenges these women confront. It also endeavors to identify contributing factors, including societal attitudes, cultural beliefs, and individual encounters, while informing policy and practice to mitigate this issue.
UNASSIGNED: Employing a qualitative approach, this study conducted semi-structured interviews with purposively sampled infertile women. Thematic analysis was utilized to uncover recurring patterns and themes, facilitating a comprehensive exploration of their experiences.
UNASSIGNED: Five main themes were identified: How the surrounding people view me as an infertile woman; I am suffocated by their questions; they interfere in the smallest details; I got burned and turned to ashes, and I have no right to complain; The problem of childbearing and the treatment plan is a matter for me and my husband only; and who supports me and what do I want from those around me?
UNASSIGNED: This study\'s implications are significant for policy and practice. By foregrounding the prevalent violence faced by infertile women, it underscores the urgency of interventions. Raising awareness, providing education, and extending support can counteract societal stigma and violence. Creating a more compassionate societal fabric can ensure a safer, more inclusive environment for these women.