The Motherhood Coping Strategies of the Women Suffer Intimate Relationships Violence in Perinatal

• Main Authors: CHEN,YI-CHU, 陳薏竹
• Other Authors: HSU, HUA-FU
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2017
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/tbmgwk

碩士 === 國立中正大學 === 犯罪防治研究所 === 106 === The women in the pregnancy lead to stress situation due to transformation of life pattern, which impacts the stability of close-relationship, and even leads to intimate violence. The study explored the coping strategies by women in intimate violence during perinatal, and their motherhood coping strategies after births, from the perspective of ecosystems. This study used purposive sampling, the invitations were sent through the network bulletin board to invite qualified potential respondents to interview. Finally, a total of five interviewers were completed and each interviewee had twice interviews. Then, the researchers followed the interpretation of the hermeneutic phenomenology for data analysis. The respondents were placed into the context of intimate violence to understand their interaction approach and the motherhood coping strategies with the system members. The results showed the following three themes. First, the conflict point of interviewers between the transformation of physiological, psychological, social relations and violence in perinatal. Second, the impact of motherhood coping strategies in perinatal. Third, the pressure of the motherhood and the strategies of stress response on intimate violence. It was noteworthy that, in the course of intimate violence response and motherhood practice, the resources from the ecosystem seem to be an important factor in the smooth response of women to violence.