思想政治工作要注重人文关怀与心理疏导

加强和改进思想政治工作,注重入文关怀和心理疏导,既是落实科学发展观的具体体现,也是以人为本理念的关键所在。思想政治工作由“说服教育型’’向“理解沟通型”转变,注重人文关怀与心理疏导,受到了广大员工的充分肯定。创新新时期企业思想政治工作方法,要及时了解掌握群众最关心、最直接、最现实的问题,有针对性地进行人文关怀和心理疏导,注重提高人们的知识水平和思想觉悟,培养健康阳光的心理素质及心态,积极探索建立心珲危机千而、而鐾加制     

医学院校非英语专业大学生英语写作策略探究

医学院校非英语专业学生英语写作一直是英语学习的一个难题。目前大学英语写作教学的现状也让人很不满意。针对这一现状,文章分析了英语写作中存在的问题及产生的原因,探讨了提高大学生英语写作水平的策略。     

建立以人文关怀为核心的“四分”学生工作体系的探索与实践

建立以人文关怀为核心的＂四分＂学生工作体系,是高校针对不同学生群体、不同学生层次对教育的不同需求而采取的教育平台。建立分层次、分群体、分年级、分时点的学生工作体系,能够使教育更务实、长效,从而把高校学生思想政治工作提高到新水平。     

彰显人文关怀加强心理疏导——高校思想政治教育工作的新元素

本文结合高校思想政治工作,对人文关怀和心理疏导进行解读,并从教育理念和工作机制两个方面,探讨如何在高校思想政治工作中注入人文关怀和心理疏导元素.     

安徽省老年人非正式照顾城乡对比研究

人口老龄化是当今中国人口发展的主要问题之一,安徽省也不例外。安徽省在2000年就成为典型的老年型省份,人口老龄化问题突出。人口老龄化发展的趋势促使学术界开始重视老年人非正式照顾研究。结合＂安徽省城乡老年人非正式照顾状况调查＂的相关数据分析老年人非正式照顾的城乡差异,提出安徽省城乡老年人非正式照顾的建议。     

民汉双语文化背景下白族学生英语习得问题研究

通过对自语与英语的语言特点（语音、语法等方面）异同之对比,分析母语干扰白族学生英语学习,包括语音干扰、语序干扰等。提出一些针对白族学生英语教学的建议和措施。     

以人为本 把握好民生新闻的价值取向

民生新闻是近年来发端于都市类报纸、成就于电视新闻的一个重要新闻概念。虽然,目前民生新闻发展势头强劲,但是,由于人们对兴起于我国社会转型时期的民生新闻的认识还存在着诸多争议及困惑,如传播理念上的＂自然主义＂、不当的价值取向导致的民生新闻日趋琐碎化、庸俗化、娱乐化等。着力于对民生新闻的生成语境、特点进行梳理,对其内涵和外延进行界定,并展开辩证思考,既充分肯定民生新闻的成功经验,又就目前民生新闻操作方面存在的问题进行理性剖析,以期对人们正确认识民生新闻有所裨益。     

A mediational model linking perceptions of security,alexithymia and behavior problems of sexually abused children

BackgroundPerceptions of security toward parents are related with internalized and externalized problems among victims of child sexual abuse (CSA). Alexithymia, which is difficulty in identifying and expressing feelings, is associated with the quality of parent-child relationships (Oskis et al., 2013) and behavior problems in children (Di Trani et al., 2013).ObjectiveThe current study tested the mediational role of alexithymia in the relationship between perceptions of security toward parents and behavior problems among CSA victims.Participants and methodUsing a short-term multi-informant prospective design, 263 victims of CSA aged 6–12 years completed the Kerns Security Scale (Kerns, Klepac, & Cole, 1996), which evaluates perceived attachment security to mothers and fathers. Parents completed the Child Behavior Checklist (Achenbach & Rescorla, 2001) at Time 1 to provide baseline scores of behavior problems and again four months later. At Time 2, parents also assessed the children’s alexithymia using the Children’s Alexithymia Measure (Way et al., 2010).ResultsPerceptions of security were both associated with alexithymia, as well as with internalizing and externalizing problems (p < .05). A mediational model showed that perception of security toward fathers outweighed the mother-child relationship in predicting children’s alexithymia. Path analysis revealed that the father-child relationship predicted decreased behavioral problems at Time 2 through a lower level of alexithymia. The model explained 46.9% of internalizing problems and 56.1% of externalizing problems (p < .05).ConclusionsThe findings support the relevance of alexithymia as an intervention target for CSA victims and underscore the importance of the father-child relationship.     

Childhood experiences of maltreatment,reflective functioning and attachment in adolescent and young adult mothers: Effects on mother-infant interaction and emotion regulation

BackgroundMaternal childhood experiences of maltreatment affect parenting and have consequences for a child’s social-emotional development. Adolescent mothers have a higher frequency of a history of maltreatment than adult mothers. However few studies have analyzed the interactions between adolescent mothers with a history of childhood maltreatment and their infants.ObjectiveThe aim of the study was to examine the effect of maternal childhood experiences of maltreatment on mother-infant emotion regulation at infant 3 months, considering both infant and mother individual emotion regulation and their mutual regulation.ParticipantsParticipants were 63 adolescent and young adult mother-infant dyads recruited at a hospital.MethodsThe mothers were administered the Adult Attachment Interview to evaluate reflective functioning and attachment and the Childhood Experiences of Care and Abuse was used to evaluate maternal childhood experiences of maltreatment. Mother-infant interactions were coded with a modified version of the Infant Caregiver Engagement Phases.ResultsDyads with mothers with childhood maltreatment (vs dyads with mothers with no maltreatment) spent more time in negative emotional mutual regulation (p = .009) and less time in positive and neutral mutual emotion regulation (p = .019). Cumulative maternal childhood experiences of maltreatment were associated positively with mother and infant negative states at individual and dyadic level and with the AAI scales of Passivity and Unresolved Trauma (p < .05). The effect of cumulative maternal childhood experiences of maltreatment on mother-infant emotion regulation was direct and not mediated by maternal attachment and reflective function.ConclusionsMaternal childhood experiences of maltreatment increase the risk connected to early motherhood, affecting mother-infant emotion regulation.