664 Psychological
Response to Injury &
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,kubler-ross people credited with the 5 stages of loss
denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance 5 stages of loss in order
shock a more flushed out change model curve template for emotional response to change
denial (7)
frustration
depression
experiment
decision
integration
shock surprise at the event
denial disbelief, looking for evidence that it isn't true
frustration recognition that things are different, sometimes anger
depression low mood, lacking in energy
experiment initial engagement with new situation
decision learning how to work in the new situation, feeling more positive
integration changes integrated, a renewed individual
heil's affective cycle non-linear model of grief as a repetitive cycle of distress, denial, and determined
coping that may repeat or change order
1993 year of heil's affective cycle
, true t/f: with heil's affective cycle of injury, response is generally predictable
how well patient feels they are doing in rehab according to heil's affective cycle of injury, patient's response to grief is based on
adaptive, destructive according to heil's affective cycle, athlete's response to grief can be _____ or
______
personal, situational psychological response to sport injury is a dynamic interaction between (2) factors
personal factor factor based on individual's personality, preset, or default (history, past experiences,
if they are dramatic, etc)
situational factors factors based on event specifics, only occur based on the circumstance (ex: injury,
trauma, situation surrounding the trauma)
situational _____ factors are moderating variables which effect patient responses
cognitive, emotional, behavioral 3 big situational factors/moderating variables
cognitive _____ response: what you think
emotional _____ response: how you feel
behavioral ______ response: what you do
reduce negative influences of both athletic trainers should discover the patient's personal and situational variables so
they can
Response to Injury &
Rehabilitation 2026 | Study
Guide, Practice Questions,
Answers, Rationales &
Exam Review
Updated Questions and Answers
100% Verified Exam Prep and Comprehensive
Rationales
Included
,kubler-ross people credited with the 5 stages of loss
denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance 5 stages of loss in order
shock a more flushed out change model curve template for emotional response to change
denial (7)
frustration
depression
experiment
decision
integration
shock surprise at the event
denial disbelief, looking for evidence that it isn't true
frustration recognition that things are different, sometimes anger
depression low mood, lacking in energy
experiment initial engagement with new situation
decision learning how to work in the new situation, feeling more positive
integration changes integrated, a renewed individual
heil's affective cycle non-linear model of grief as a repetitive cycle of distress, denial, and determined
coping that may repeat or change order
1993 year of heil's affective cycle
, true t/f: with heil's affective cycle of injury, response is generally predictable
how well patient feels they are doing in rehab according to heil's affective cycle of injury, patient's response to grief is based on
adaptive, destructive according to heil's affective cycle, athlete's response to grief can be _____ or
______
personal, situational psychological response to sport injury is a dynamic interaction between (2) factors
personal factor factor based on individual's personality, preset, or default (history, past experiences,
if they are dramatic, etc)
situational factors factors based on event specifics, only occur based on the circumstance (ex: injury,
trauma, situation surrounding the trauma)
situational _____ factors are moderating variables which effect patient responses
cognitive, emotional, behavioral 3 big situational factors/moderating variables
cognitive _____ response: what you think
emotional _____ response: how you feel
behavioral ______ response: what you do
reduce negative influences of both athletic trainers should discover the patient's personal and situational variables so
they can
