Deficit-based framing
一种研究或设计取向,将残障或神经分化定位为个体内部的问题或缺陷,而非社会环境或设计假设中的障碍。
English Definition
"A research or design orientation that frames disability or neurodivergence as a problem or deficiency located in the individual, rather than in societal barriers or design assumptions."
用法说明 · 针对中文母语者
在 HCI 批判性研究中常作为反面参照;与之相对的是 'strengths-based'、'neurodiversity-affirming' 视角。
常见错误
- ·把 deficit-based 译为'赤字式'——更地道的译法是'缺陷式'或'缺陷导向'
- ·误以为它只是批评研究者的态度——它实际批评的是整个知识生产框架
真实用例 · 3 条
"For a long time, HCI research approached autism with a deficitbased framing, often prioritising research topics that revolved around making autistic people fit into neurotypical ways of being, focusing on the neuro-normative ideal of independence, while undermining autistic autonomy and agency [47]."
"Due to the prevalent deficits-based conception, autism is often framed as a 'social communication disorder' [33]."
"These studies approached autism with a deficit-based view that sought to educate autistic people rather than looking at how the tools and technologies could be changed to better fit the autistic experience."