| 英文摘要 |
The study explored the immediate and long-term effect of the psychological displacement paradigm when applied to drawing therapy. Data were obtained from the transcripts of 16 hours in total of interviews with 14 participants who were under pressure or were experiencing emotional disturbance within a period of 3 months. These data were analyzed using a phenomenological approach. The research findings were as follows. First, the paradigm exerted immediate effects in the following 10 respects: 1) a release of emotion and feeling of calm, 2) an extension of one’s perspective, 3) a clearing of the goals, 4) an increase in selfawareness, 5) an increase in self-affirmation, 6) a boost to psychological strength, 7) the event is perceived to be less serious, 8) a shift in one’s attitude toward the stressful event, 9) the event from vague to concrete can being reified such that help the participant could to face the pressure event effectively, and 10) an ability to use the psychological displacement paradigm in drawing to cope with other pressure event(s) in the future. Second, the paradigm exerted long-term effects in the following five respects: 1) a shift in one’s emotional state, 2) a reduction in the influence of stressful events, 3) an ability to give vent to one’s stress in a healthy manner, 4) a change in one’s perspective on stressful events, and 5) the ability to apply the concepts of the psychological displacement paradigm to one’s everyday life. |