责备
归属
舆论
干预(咨询)
柱头(植物学)
毒物控制
自杀预防
政府(语言学)
童年不良经历
心理学
公共卫生
社会心理学
医学
犯罪学
精神科
政治学
环境卫生
护理部
心理健康
政治
哲学
法学
语言学
作者
Jonathan Purtle,Katherine Nelson,Sarah E. Gollust
标识
DOI:10.1177/10775595211004783
摘要
Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are receiving increasing attention in academic, policy, and media discourses. However, no public opinion research has focused on ACEs. We conducted a nationally representative survey of U.S. adults to address this knowledge gap. A web-based survey was conducted using the Ipsos KnowledgePanel ( N = 503, completion rate = 60.5%) in fall 2019. We found that inter-personal stigma and parental blame related to ACEs were prevalent, with 25.0% of respondents unwilling to have a person with “a lot of ACEs” as a close co-worker and 65.2% believing that parents were very much to blame for the consequences of ACEs. Fifty percent of respondents believed that government intervention to prevent ACEs was very important. After adjustment for demographic characteristics, inter-personal stigma toward people with ACEs and conservative ideology were significantly associated with lower perceived importance of government intervention to prevent ACEs. Black race, Hispanic ethnicity, and female gender were significantly associated with higher perceived importance of government intervention. These findings provide an empirical foundation to inform strategies to communicate ACE science to public and policymaker audiences.
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