基于CiteSpace的国内外自我伤害行为的可视化分析
Visualization of Self-Injury Behaviors at Home and Abroad: Analysis Based on CiteSpace

DOI: 10.12677/AP.2020.106086, PP. 701-709

Keywords: 自我伤害行为，CiteSpace，可视化分析，研究热点
Self-Injury Behaviors, CiteSpace, Visual Analysis, Research Hot Spot

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Abstract:

本文使用可视化软件CiteSpace对2003~2020年来Web of Science和CNKI数据库中的自我伤害行为文献进行分析。对国内外自伤相关文献的发文量、关键词及其聚类进行了对比描述。结果表明，国内自我伤害行为研究在发文数量上与国外存在较大差距；国内外自我伤害行为的研究热点相似，都比较关注青少年的自我伤害行为以及自我伤害行为的影响机制；综上所述，有关自我伤害行为的研究应进一步拓展研究的广度和深度，加强跨学科研究。
The study used the visualization software CiteSpace to analyze the self-injury behavior literature in Web of Science and CNKI databases from 2003 to 2020. A comparative description of the number of documents, keywords and clustering analysis of self-injury literature at home and abroad is obtained. The results show that the domestic self-injury behavior research has a large gap with the foreign research in the number of documents. Research hotspots of self-injury behavior are similar at home and abroad. And they are more concerned about the self-injury behavior of adolescents and the mechanism of influence of self-injury behavior. In summary, the study of self-injury behavior should further expand the breadth and depth of research and strengthen interdisciplinary research.

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