Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI 48824-1116, USA.
Violence Against Women. 2010 Jan;16(1):60-83. doi: 10.1177/1077801209353576.
The purpose of this project was to conduct a qualitative study of how participating in in-depth interviews impacted rape survivors. These interviews contained both open-ended, free response section and closed-ended, standardized assessments. The implementation of the interviews was informed by principles of feminist interviewing, which emphasized reducing hierarchy between the interviewer and interviewee, providing information and resources, and creating an emotionally supportive and compassionate setting. Narrative data were analyzed from rape survivors (N = 92) regarding how they were affected by participating in these interviews. Results suggested that the overwhelming majority of survivors found the interview to be a helpful, supportive, and insightful experience. Additional analyses revealed that the feminist interviewing principles were noticed and appreciated by the participants and contributed to their overall positive participation outcomes.
本项目旨在进行一项定性研究，以了解参与深入访谈对强奸幸存者的影响。这些访谈既有开放式、自由回答部分，也有封闭式、标准化评估。访谈的实施遵循了女权主义访谈原则，这些原则强调减少访谈者和受访者之间的层级关系，提供信息和资源，并营造一个情感上支持和富有同情心的环境。对 92 名强奸幸存者的叙事数据进行了分析，以了解他们参与这些访谈的影响。结果表明，绝大多数幸存者认为访谈是一次有帮助、支持和有启发性的经历。进一步的分析表明，女权主义访谈原则被参与者注意到并赞赏，这有助于他们的整体积极参与结果。
