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Feeling Supported in Addiction Recovery: Comparing Face-to-Face and Videoconferencing 12-Step Meetings
Western Journal of Communication Pub Date : 2020-07-11 , DOI: 10.1080/10570314.2020.1786598
Ashley K. Barrett 1 , Melissa M. Murphy
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We surveyed ninety-seven 12-step community members from IntheRooms.com – a recovery social networking site – to investigate the relationship between 12-step meeting format (face-to-face or videoconferencing) and members’ perceptions of meeting effectiveness, social support quality, recovery network quality, and meeting accessibility. Findings suggest 12-step members perceive more challenges than advantages to be associated with VC 12-step meetings. Moreover, FtF 12-step meetings are associated with significantly higher perceptions of (a) meeting effectiveness, (b) support quality, and (c) recovery network quality, yet not perceived as (d) more accessible than VC meetings. Our findings suggest that VC is a valuable supplemental tool for 12-step group communication, but it should not replace FtF meetings—which are more productive in facilitating the achievement of 12-step groups’ health goals.



中文翻译:

成瘾恢复中支持的感觉:面对面和视频会议的12步会议比较

我们调查了IntheRooms.com(一个恢复性社交网站)中的97个12步社区成员,以调查12步会议形式(面对面或视频会议)与成员对会议效果,社会支持的看法之间的关系。质量,恢复网络质量和会议可访问性。研究结果表明,与VC 12步骤会议相关联的12个步骤的成员所面临的挑战比优势多。此外,FtF的12步会议与以下方面的看法明显相关:(a)会议有效性,(b)支持质量和(c)恢复网络质量,但未被认为(d)比VC会议更容易获得。我们的发现表明VC是12步小组交流的宝贵补充工具,

更新日期:2020-07-11
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