| 英文摘要 |
The characteristics of the disease would influence the caregiver's response to the patients. In this study, the influence of the disease characteristics to the caregivers' social distance and caring behaviors will be explored. 127 adults from the community are randomly assigned to six analogue disease situations. In the situations, the subject completed the social distance scale and the caring behavior scale. In the result, the infection and the consequence of the disease will influence the social distance. In the infective disease situation, people will have more social distance to patients with disability and disfigurement. Although, the infective disease related high social distance, there was not different in the fetal condition. The consequence of the disease will influence the caring behavior. In the infective disease situation, the fetal patient will get more caring, but there was not different in the genetics condition. The cause and the consequence in the characteristics of the disease were played the important role in the social distance and caring behavior. |