Esposito Noreen
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA.
Qual Health Res. 2005 Sep;15(7):912-27. doi: 10.1177/1049732305279056.
The retelling of a sexual assault, whether during sexual assault care or law enforcement interviews, or in the process of seeking social support, is an emotionally stressful event, yet there is little research describing the psychological experiences of retelling. In a study of barriers to sexual assault care, 43 survivors recounted 76 assault events during individual interviews. Although assaults occurred from 1 to 15 years prior to the interview, participants demonstrated emotional upset. Using the praxis theory of suffering as a scaffold, the author describes manifestations of enduring and emotional suffering. The separation of enduring from emotional suffering indicates potential usefulness of the praxis theory of suffering in the provision of post-sexual assault care.
复述性侵犯事件，无论是在性侵犯护理过程中、执法人员询问时，还是在寻求社会支持的过程中，都是一件情绪上压力巨大的事情，然而，几乎没有研究描述复述过程中的心理体验。在一项关于性侵犯护理障碍的研究中，43名幸存者在个人访谈中讲述了76起侵犯事件。尽管这些侵犯事件发生在访谈前1至15年，但参与者仍表现出情绪困扰。作者以痛苦的实践理论为框架，描述了持久痛苦和情绪痛苦的表现。将持久痛苦与情绪痛苦区分开来，表明痛苦的实践理论在提供性侵犯后护理方面可能有用。
