第五章 結論
第三節 未來研究方向
壹、預期性污名之長期效果檢驗
由本研究不同親疏關係預期性污名之序列中介模式可見，個體面對家庭來 源之預期性污名之可能歷程，但根據Minuchin 與 Nichols（1998）之觀點，家 庭系統應為動態變化之歷程，因此不同時間點下，不同來源之預期性污名可能 具有先後因果關係。且本研究之研究數據皆為個體自陳而來，考量污名化個體 之重要他人可能亦承受因污名化個體所帶來的壓力，若可針對污名化個體之家 人對於親戚之預期性污名進行評估，並驗證各預期性污名間的因果關係，可能 更貼合真實世界的現象。
貳、當代性別角色議題的後續延伸
當代臺灣本土對於性別角色之相關研究極為稀少，雖於本研究發現負向女 性化與負向雙性化對於心理健康有負面效益，結果與過去國外研究大致一致，
但性別角色傾向對於其他少數族群或異性戀族群之影響仍不明，需後續研究針 對不同族群個別進行確認與檢驗。另一方面，本土文化與對於性別角色的內涵 可能與西方文化不同，需進一步對性別角色評估工具進行修訂，以重驗臺灣本 土評估性別角色傾向之工具。
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附錄
英文：An unspoken secret: the influence of anticipated stigma, gender role and emotional regulation on psychopathology symptoms and quality of life.
研究機構名稱：國立臺灣大學心理學系 經費來源：自籌
緒調節策略與自我性別特質對憂鬱病性的影響。
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第三部分：
附錄三：中文版正負向性別角色量表
附錄四：中文版反應風格量表短版
附錄五：社交互動焦慮量表
附錄六：臺灣簡明版世界衛生組織生活品質問卷
這份問卷詢問您對於自己的生活品質、健康、以及其他生活領域的感覺。請您 回答所有的問題。如果您對某一問題的回答不確定，請選出五個答案中最適合 的一個，通常會是您最早想的那個答案。 我們的問題所關心的是您最近兩星期 內的生活情形，請您用自己的標準、希望、愉快、以及關注點來回答問題。請 參考下面的例題：
1.整體來說，您如何評價您的生活品質？
□極不好 □不好 □中等程度好 □好 □極好 2.整體來說，您滿意自己的健康嗎？
□極不滿意 □不滿意 □中等程度滿意 □滿意 □極滿意 3.您覺得身體疼痛會妨礙您處理需要做的事情嗎？
□完全沒有妨礙 □有一點妨礙 □中等程度妨礙 □很妨礙 □極妨礙 4.您需要靠醫療的幫助應付日常生活嗎？
□完全沒有需要 □有一點需要 □中等程度需要 □很需要 □極需要 5.您享受生活嗎？
□完全沒有享受 □有一點享受 □中等程度享受 □很享受 □極享受 6.您覺得自己的生命有意義嗎？
□完全沒有 □有一點有 □中等程度有 □很有 □極有 7.您集中精神的能力有多好？
□完全不好 □有一點好 □中等程度好 □很好 □極好 8.在日常生活中，您感到安全嗎？
例題一：整體來說，您滿意自己的健康嗎？
□極不滿意 □不滿意 □中等程度滿意 □滿意 □極滿意
□完全不安全 □有一點安全 □中等程度安全 □很安全 □極安全 9.您所處的環境健康嗎？(如污染、噪音、氣候、景觀)
□完全不健康 □有一點健康 □中等程度健康 □很健康 □極健康 10.您每天的生活有足夠的精力嗎？
□完全不足夠 □少許足夠 □中等程度足夠 □很足夠 □完全足夠 11.您能接受自己的外表嗎？
□完全不能夠 □少許能夠 □中等程度能夠 □很能夠 □完全能夠 12.您有足夠的金錢應付所需嗎？
□完全不足夠 □少許足夠 □中等程度足夠 □很足夠 □完全足夠 13.您能方便得到每日生活所需的資訊嗎？
□完全不方便 □少許方便 □中等程度方便 □很方便 □完全方便
□完全不方便 □少許方便 □中等程度方便 □很方便 □完全方便