Kim K I, Li D, Jiang Z, Cui X, Lin L, Kang J J, Park K K, Chung E K, Kim C K
Department of Neuropsychiatry, School of Medicine, Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea.
Int J Soc Psychiatry. 1993 Autumn;39(3):190-9. doi: 10.1177/002076409303900305.
In this transcultural study of schizophrenic delusions among Koreans, Korean-Chinese and Chinese, many delusions were shown to be different among the three groups in their frequency and content and the differences could be explained by sociocultural and political factors. Delusional themes sensitive to influence by sociocultural or political situations and changes seem to be 'family', 'love affairs', 'religious matters', 'economic matters', 'specific physical damage' and 'political themes.' Delusions about 'family', 'love affair', 'being raped', 'religious matters' and 'economic and business matters' were most frequent in Koreans. Delusions of 'blood-relatedness', 'longevity' and 'political themes' were most frequent in Korean-Chinese. Delusions of 'bloodsucking and brain or viscera extracted' and 'poison or being pricked by poisoned needle' were most prominent in Chinese.
在这项针对韩国人、韩裔中国人和中国人精神分裂症妄想的跨文化研究中，研究表明，这三组人群在许多妄想的频率和内容上存在差异，而这些差异可以通过社会文化和政治因素来解释。似乎对社会文化或政治形势及变化影响敏感的妄想主题包括“家庭”“风流韵事”“宗教事务”“经济事务”“特定身体损伤”和“政治主题”。关于“家庭”“风流韵事”“被强奸”“宗教事务”以及“经济和商业事务”的妄想在韩国人中最为常见。“血亲关系”“长寿”和“政治主题”的妄想在韩裔中国人中最为常见。“吸血以及大脑或内脏被摘除”和“中毒或被毒针刺伤”的妄想在中国人群中最为突出。
