아동학대 연구의 질적 메타분석 = A Qualitative Meta-Analysis of Child Abuse Researches

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Objectives This study attempted to find out the change in perception of child abuse through qualitative meta-anal ysis and seek new understanding and improvement directions for correct perception of child abuse.
Methods Among the three strategies of meta-cultural technology in qualitative meta-analysis developed by Noblit & Hare (1988) and applied by Britten et al. (2002) and Atkin et al. (2015), this study was analyzed using reciprocal translation analysis and refutation synthesis among the three strategies of qualitative meta-analysis applied by Lee Seung-ho et al. and described them as individual topics in the research results. In the stage of determining the rele vance between the research results, the research results were synthesized and reconceptualized.
Results This study examined the perception of child abuse before and after child abuse in order to examine the perception of child abuse by victims, perpetrators, spouses, and neighbors. In the case of child abuse recognition, the victim's tendency to think of child abuse as his or her own fault before the recognition of child abuse was cut, and in the case of perpetrators, the cause of child abuse was recognized as the influence of others other than himself. In the case of spouses and people around them, they tended to think that it was not their job. When the child abuse officials' pre-recognition was summarized, it was recognized as ‘child abuse has nothing to do with me’. After the child abuse officials recognized child abuse, the victims knew that the type of parenting they and their friends received was different, and in the case of the perpetrators, they recognized that their parenting meth od was wrong. In the case of spouses and neighbors, they recognized that they were avoiding the appearance of child abuse. When the child abuse officials' perception of child abuse was combined, a change in perception was found to ‘face child abuse’.
Conclusions This study is meaningful in suggesting ways to improve awareness of child abuse in the future in that it helps to understand the perception of child abuse more deeply and analyzes individual qualitative studies from a broader perspective.