Mroz Emily, Bluck Susan, Smith Krista
Department of Psychology, Life Story Lab, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, USA.
Death Stud. 2022;46(2):381-390. doi: 10.1080/07481187.2020.1731015. Epub 2020 Feb 25.
We investigated how death attitudes and experience relate to perspectives on advance care planning (ACP) in young adulthood, and whether attending a Death over Dinner event affects perspectives on ACP. Participants ( = 109) were assigned to a Death over Dinner or waitlist control condition, completing pretest and post-test measures. Higher Death Rejection and having more Experience with Death predicted Reservations about ACP. Participation in a Death over Dinner decreased Reservations toward ACP compared to the control group. Death over Dinner appears to be useful in ameliorating reservations toward ACP without shortening individuals' sense of their time left to live.
我们调查了死亡态度和经历如何与青年期对预立医疗照护计划（ACP）的看法相关，以及参加“共进死亡晚餐”活动是否会影响对ACP的看法。参与者（n = 109）被分配到“共进死亡晚餐”组或候补控制组，完成前后测测量。更高的死亡排斥和更多的死亡经历预示着对ACP的保留态度。与对照组相比，参加“共进死亡晚餐”活动减少了对ACP的保留态度。“共进死亡晚餐”似乎有助于改善对ACP的保留态度，同时又不会缩短个人对剩余生命时间的感知。
