我国在全面二胎政策实施前即允许有残疾儿的家庭生二胎,因而目前有残疾儿的二孩家庭比例并不少。但是这方面的研究在我国极度缺乏。本文通过对国外研究文献进行系统的回顾与梳理,详细介绍了三方面的研究进展,包括:1) 身心障碍同胞对健康同胞的影响;2) 健康同胞对身心障碍同胞的作用;以及3) 父母在这类家庭中的作用。此外,深入分析了当前研究过程中可能遇到的挑战、讨论未来研究的方向,以期为国内未来开展相关实证研究和应用实践提供借鉴。 Before the launching of the Two-Child Policy, previous population policy in China allowed families with a child with mental retardation or physical diseases to have a second child. The percentage of siblings with mental retardation or physical diseases in family with two children is not small. However, there are no published Chinese studies about this area. This article provided a comprehensive review based on the western literature in the following three aspects: 1) the influences of siblings with mental retardation or physical diseases on typically developmental siblings; 2) the influences of typically developmental siblings on siblings with mental retardation or physical diseases; 3) the role of parents in these relations. In addition, it discussed its implications and future directions on this area.
二孩家庭,身心障碍,同胞,同胞关系,父母作用, Family with Two Children
Mental Retardation
Physical Diseases
Sibling
Sibling Relationships
Parental Role
有身心障碍儿童的二孩家庭研究 现状述评<sup> </sup>
陈斌斌,吴嘉雯. 有身心障碍儿童的二孩家庭研究现状述评 Diseases in Family with Two Children: A Systematic Review[J]. 心理学进展, 2018, 08(05): 711-719. https://doi.org/10.12677/AP.2018.85084
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