AAMI COMP Study Sheet Questions with Correct Answers (Grade
A+)
Question 1: Bowlby.
Answer: Attachment theory, stronger the attachment the greater the grief
Question 2: Kubler-Ross.
Answer: Deceased and the survivor. Five Stages: Denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance
Question 3: Worden.
Answer: 4 tasks of death. Confirm the reality, experience the pain, adjust to the environment without the
deceased present and reinvest the energy from the relationship into new relationships
Question 4: Freud.
Answer: Approached grief as understanding melancholy and mourning. Combination of depression and
grieving
Question 5: Lindemann.
Answer: Grief syndrome. Certain things that happen to those who are grieving. Physical grief and hostility.
Question 6: Complicated grief.
Answer: Abnormal grief response more intense than normal yet different than clinical depression
Question 7: Pathologic grief.
Answer: Specific cause aka complicated grief
Question 8: Chronic grief.
Answer: Over a long period of time, no conclusion
Question 9: Delayed grief.
Answer: Inhibited, suppressed or postponed grief
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, Question 10: Masked grief.
Answer: Put something over, not particularly there
Question 11: Exaggerated grief.
Answer: Reactions to loss are excessive
Question 12: Disenfranchised grief.
Answer: Society does not believe the loss deserves acknowledgement
Question 13: Anomic grief.
Answer: Grief with no name. What parents feel when they lose a child
Question 14: Counseling.
Answer: Non judge mental
Question 15: Grief counseling.
Answer: Specialty with goal of helping individuals grieve and express loss in a healthy manner
Question 16: Grief therapy.
Answer: Specialized techniques, something in the way that needs to be blown up
Question 17: Pre need.
Answer: Leading up to time of death
Question 18: At need.
Answer: At time of death
Question 19: Post need.
Answer: After death
Question 20: Informational counseling.
Answer: First call information
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A+)
Question 1: Bowlby.
Answer: Attachment theory, stronger the attachment the greater the grief
Question 2: Kubler-Ross.
Answer: Deceased and the survivor. Five Stages: Denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance
Question 3: Worden.
Answer: 4 tasks of death. Confirm the reality, experience the pain, adjust to the environment without the
deceased present and reinvest the energy from the relationship into new relationships
Question 4: Freud.
Answer: Approached grief as understanding melancholy and mourning. Combination of depression and
grieving
Question 5: Lindemann.
Answer: Grief syndrome. Certain things that happen to those who are grieving. Physical grief and hostility.
Question 6: Complicated grief.
Answer: Abnormal grief response more intense than normal yet different than clinical depression
Question 7: Pathologic grief.
Answer: Specific cause aka complicated grief
Question 8: Chronic grief.
Answer: Over a long period of time, no conclusion
Question 9: Delayed grief.
Answer: Inhibited, suppressed or postponed grief
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, Question 10: Masked grief.
Answer: Put something over, not particularly there
Question 11: Exaggerated grief.
Answer: Reactions to loss are excessive
Question 12: Disenfranchised grief.
Answer: Society does not believe the loss deserves acknowledgement
Question 13: Anomic grief.
Answer: Grief with no name. What parents feel when they lose a child
Question 14: Counseling.
Answer: Non judge mental
Question 15: Grief counseling.
Answer: Specialty with goal of helping individuals grieve and express loss in a healthy manner
Question 16: Grief therapy.
Answer: Specialized techniques, something in the way that needs to be blown up
Question 17: Pre need.
Answer: Leading up to time of death
Question 18: At need.
Answer: At time of death
Question 19: Post need.
Answer: After death
Question 20: Informational counseling.
Answer: First call information
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