List the 5 characteristics of the Grief Syndrome Theory developed by Eric Lindemann.
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1.somatic (bodily) distress of some type
2.Preoccupation with the image of the deceases
3.Guilt relating to the deceases or circumstances of the death
4.Hostile reactions
5.Inability to function as one had before the loss
If parents of a child who died, keep the room of the child exactly like it was prior to
death for 4 or 5 years what type of denial are they experiencing according to
Worden?
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, Mummification
Worden, what are the three types of adjustment a person goes through following the
loss of a loved one?
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Internal, external and spiritual
List the 4 phases of grief according to Parks & Bowlby
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1.Shock & numbness
2.Yearning & searching
3.Disorganization and despair
4.Reorganization
Kubler-ross what is the first stage of grief
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Denial
Who developed the theory known as the "Grief Syndrome: which included some type
of bodily distress during grief?
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1.somatic (bodily) distress of some type
2.Preoccupation with the image of the deceases
3.Guilt relating to the deceases or circumstances of the death
4.Hostile reactions
5.Inability to function as one had before the loss
If parents of a child who died, keep the room of the child exactly like it was prior to
death for 4 or 5 years what type of denial are they experiencing according to
Worden?
Give this one a try later!
, Mummification
Worden, what are the three types of adjustment a person goes through following the
loss of a loved one?
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Internal, external and spiritual
List the 4 phases of grief according to Parks & Bowlby
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1.Shock & numbness
2.Yearning & searching
3.Disorganization and despair
4.Reorganization
Kubler-ross what is the first stage of grief
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Denial
Who developed the theory known as the "Grief Syndrome: which included some type
of bodily distress during grief?
