Thanatology 2231 Exam Questions and Answers Latest Update Rated 100%

Thanatology 2231 Exam Questions and Answers Latest Update Rated 100% What is the Dual Process Model and who researched it - Answers • Loss orientation - Yearn and search for the lost object while focusing on the loss • Restoration orientation - Focus on rebuilding their lives by engaging in new relationships, activities, and other distractions that move them away from active grieving • Stroebe and Schut What is Meaning-Making and who researched it - Answers • Neimeyer • the grieving process is essentially a means whereby we make meaning of what has happened and thus integrate the loss into our new way of being in the world. What are the three construals of meaning making? - Answers • Sense making • Benefit finding • Identity Change Continuing Bonds and researchers - Answers • Klass, Silverman, Nickman • Having an ongoing relationship with the deceased Disenfranchised Grief and researcher - Answers • Doka • Some aspect of the loss is not recognized as legitimate 5 aspects of disenfranchised grief - Answers • The griever is not recognized • The loss is not recognized • The relationship is not recognized • The circumstances of the death cause stigma or embarrassment • The way the griever grieves is not recognized Ambiguous Loss (chronic grief) - Answers • A loss that is difficult to process because it is hard to identify who or what was lost What is Attachment - Answers • Attachment behaviour is any form of behaviour that results in a person attaining or maintaining proximity to some other clearly identified individual who is conceived as better able to cope with the world. What are the four Attachment styles? - Answers • Secure • Anxious Avoidant • Anxious Ambivalent • Disorganized What are Typical Losses - Answers • Relatively common losses associated with certain age groups not generally given much support as the losses are considered "normal" What are Off-Time Losses - Answers • Losses that occur during a stage in life in which they are not typical example a parent dying when their child is still young What are Maturational Losses - Answers • Losses that occur due to normal development example a person getting married and losing their freedom Assumptive World - Answers • Janoff-Bulman • Set of assumptions a person has about the world. • I'm a good person • People are generally good • The world is a generally safe place Resilience - Answers • Goldman • Resources one uses to cope with difficult times and the ability to bounce back from the hard situations. Signs of a Resilient child - Answers • The ability to bounce back • The capacity to have courage • The motivation to move forward • The power to stay centered • The awareness of knowing themeselves • The gift of laughter • The potential of showing promise • The capacity to ask for help • The tenacity to accomplish goals • The willingness to share feelings • The capability to connect with others