成员目标互赖、交互记忆会影响巴林特小组心理疏导效能吗？—理论演绎与命题推导
Will Goal Interdependence and Transactive Memory Affect the Effectiveness of Psychological Counseling in Balint Group?—Theoretical Inference and Propositional Deduction
DOI: 10.12677/AP.2018.87124, PDF,    国家科技经费支持
作者: 范冠华：汕头大学医学院，广东 汕头；张倍恩：汕头大学医学院附属肿瘤医院，广东 汕头
关键词: 职业素养；医德敏感性；失调；医德价值创造；榜样学习；共情衰减；Professionalism； Medical Ethics Sensitivity； Dissonance； Value Creation of Medical Ethics； Model Learning； Empathy Attenuation
摘要: 巴林特小组的心理疏导，可帮助临床医生解决难题，减少医生在临床工作中的负性体验，提高医生自身的医患关系处理能力及医德敏感性，减少职业耗竭，最终达到为患者创造价值的目的。通过文献探讨与假设推导，推导成员目标互赖、交互记忆对巴林特小组心理疏导效能的影响的相关研究命题。在提出命题之后，将在后续研究中，采用有关研究方法，对命题进行检验，以验证心理小组成员目标互赖性、交互记忆系统对巴林特心理小组心理疏导活动成效的影响。
Abstract: The psychological counseling of the Balint group can help doctors to reduce the negative expe-rience in clinical work, and improve doctors’ ability to deal with the doctor-patients’ relationship and medical ethics sensitivity to reduce occupational burnout. Finally, Balint group can achieve the purpose of creating value for the patient. Through literature review and hypothesis deduction, this paper deduces the propositions of goal interdependence and transactive memory on the effect of psychological counseling in Balint group. After putting forward the propositions, the relevant research methods would be used in the follow-up study to test the propositions in order to verify the goal interdependence and transactive memory on the effect of the psychological counseling activities in Balint group.
文章引用：范冠华, 张倍恩 (2018). 成员目标互赖、交互记忆会影响巴林特小组心理疏导效能吗？—理论演绎与命题推导. 心理学进展, 8(7), 1030-1037. https://doi.org/10.12677/AP.2018.87124

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