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THANATOLOGY - QUIZ 1 Define Thanatology - Answer- There are many definitions! The scientific study of death and the practices associated with it (surrounding circumstances, phenomena and practices related to it, the psychological mechanisms of dealing with them); includes the study of the needs of the ill and their families, ways to lessen suffering Describe where the word "thanatology" - Answer- originates from the Greek word "Thanatos", which means death Describe some ...

SOC 110/ DEATH & DYING When death education helps people make individual choices about health car and funeral services, it is serving which of the following goals? - Answer- Informing and guiding people in their personal transactions with society There are a number of goals related to death education that are discussed in the chapter. These include all of the following EXCEPT - Answer- To facility a more open and honest forum for discussion Death education has to do with - Answer- Teach...

DEATH AND DYING WEEK 1 "Thanatology" is __________. - Answer- the study of death-related topics To say that death was a "taboo topic" in American society during the 1960s and early 1970s means that: - Answer- A fundamental and defining aspect of human life had largely been removed from investigation and critical study. The modern death awareness movement has involved: - Answer- New programs of care for the dying Research on attitudes toward death New ways of assisting bere...

DEATH, DYING AND BEREAVEMENT The study of death-related behavior is known as: A. thanatology B. gerontology C. etiology D. geriatrics - Answer- A. thanatology Nineteenth-century grieving was: A. a step-by-step process B. a growth experience C. a continuing bond D. an account or narrative - Answer- A. a step-by-step process Studies in thanatology began in earnest in: A. 1980 B. 1970 C. 1900 D. 1960 - Answer- B. 1970 There are more classes in death education in high schools...

GRIEF PSYCH CHAPTER. 1-4 "Thanatology" refers to... - Answer- The study of death with life left in A person who enrolls in a course in the field of death, dying, and bereavement because his or her Grandmother is terminally ill is primarily expressing a concern about... - Answer- The aftermath of an unresolved death-related experience The crude or unadjusted death rate for males in the United States in 2014 was... - Answer- nearly 50 percent higher than the comparable rate for fema...

THANATOLOGY 2.1 Psychology - Answer- The scientific study of behavior and mental processes Funeral Service Psychology - Answer- The study of human behavior as related to funeral service Bereavement - Answer- The act or event of separation or loss that results in the experience of grief Mourning - Answer- An adjustment process which involves grief or sorrow over a period of time and helps in the reorganization of the life of an individual following a loss or death of someone loved ...

FSE2061 THANATOLOGY MIDTERM Definition of Psychology - Answer- The scientific study of behavior and mental processes. - scientific study of human mind and its functions, especially those affecting behavior in a given context Cognitive Psychology - Answer- all behavior is based upon the internal mental processes, which if understood would explain behavior Counseling Psychology - Answer- the training and education required for a Counseling Psychologist and a Clinical Psychologist is near...

Thanatology Final Questions What is Psychology? - Answer- The scientific study of behavior and mental processes. Areas of specialization in psychology: - Answer- Clinical, Cognitive, Counseling, Educational, Developmental, Social, and Personality, and other areas. Clinical Psychology: - Answer- The branch of psychology concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of psychological problems and disorders. Cognitive Psychology: - Answer- The scientific study of all the mental activities a...

THANATOLOGY EXAM 1 Thanatos - Answer- Death Thanatology - Answer- study of death and dying sociology - Answer- behavioral studies of groups psychology - Answer- behavioral studies of individuals Funeralis - Answer- torch lit procession funeral - Answer- that with a body present memorial - Answer- that with no body present funeralrite - Answer- can mean funeral or memorial service rite - Answer- solemn and prescribed rites of passage - Answer- graduation, baptism, or...

THANATOLOGY 2 Sociology - Answer- The science that deals with social groups and the relations between groups. Thanatology - Answer- The study of death and dying. Funeral - Answer- Rites with the body present Memorial service - Answer- Rites with the body NOT present. Funeral rite - Answer- An all inclusive term to encompass funerals and/or memorial services. Cremation - Answer- Process which reduces human remains to their natural elements. Direct cremation - Answer- No forma...

THANATOLOGY Abnormal (complicated, unresolved) grief - Answer- grief extending over a long period of time without resolution. Absent Grief - Answer- Grief in which there appears to be no signs of grief in a person following a major bereavement. Acute Grief - Answer- The intense physical and emotional expression of grief occurring as the awareness increases of a loss of someone or something significant. Adaptation - Answer- The individual's ability to adjust to the psychological ...

Thanatology Final Exam Behaviorism - Answer- The school of psychological thought that views learning as the most important aspect of an organism's development. Behaviorism seeks to objectively measure behavior and the way in which stimulus-response relationships are formed. 1. Another name for Enculturation - Answer- Socialization 1. List categories of complicated grief. - Answer- Chronic, Delayed/Inhibited, Exaggerated, Masked, Disenfranchised, Absent, Unbalanced 1. If parents of...

THANATOLOGY Psychology - Answer- study of behavior and mental processes Educational Psychology - Answer- Studies education systems goal is to improve education methods of teaching, learning, curricula Clinical Psychology - Answer- understand, diagnose and treat abnormal/deviant behavior Social Psychology - Answer- how behavior effects others Personality Psychology - Answer- personality tied to mental processes of individual Developmental Psychology - Answer- the way behaviors...

CNUR 106- Health Literacy & Health Promotion (1) Educational Process - Answer- A systematic, sequential, planned course of action on the part of both the teacher and learner to achieve the outcomes of teaching and learning. Teaching/Instruction - Answer- A deliberate intervention that involves sharing information and experiences to meet the intended learner outcomes. Learning - Answer- A change in behaviour (knowledge, attitudes, and/or skills) that can be observed or measured, and that...

CNUR 106 UNIT 1 Culture is..... - Answer- - a dynamic lived process and system of meaning What is cultural safety - Answer- - a process that is family/patient focused that aims to promote equity; including cultural awareness, sensitivity and competence. it examines root causes of health inequities and what can be done to eliminate them. - focuses on root causes of power imbalances and inequitable social relationships in health care Importance of teaching role in nurses - Answer- - an...

CNUR 106 Theory - Answer- a belief or idea that develops based on information or evidence; a proposed explanation for observed phenomena Psychoanalytic theory - Answer- Freud's theory of the development of personality; emphasis on the role of the unconscious Psychosexual stages - Answer- Freud's five distinct stages of development in which a pleasure centre must be satisfied in order for the individual to resolve the inner conflicts relating to his or her wants or needs Defence...

CNUR 106 Midterm (2024) (Units 1-4) Nursing Process - Answer- Systematic method of delivering individualized nursing, consisting of patient assessment, identification of health problems, application of nursing care to solve these problems and evaluation of the outcome. education process - Answer- A systematic, sequential, logical, scientifically based, planned course of action consisting of two major interdependent operations (teaching and learning) Assessment (nursing process) - Answer...

CNUR 106 - Unit 4 The Evaluation process - Answer- -A systematic process that judges the worth or value of something- in this case, teaching and learning - to determine where further learning is needed - to make adjustments as required Advantages: events recent, results can be used to improve performance Disadvantages: can interrupt flow of outcomes, premature judgements Evaluation, why evaluate - Answer- To ensure the learning objectives and goals are met #noMisunderstandings -...

CNUR 106- FINAL Teaching method vs instructional material ? - Answer- Deciding which method to select must be based on ? 7. - Answer- What is lecture ? Useful for ? 5 approaches to the effective transfer of knowledge during a lecture ? - Answer- 1. Using opening and summary statements 2. Present key terms 3. Offer examples 4. Use analogies 5. Use visual backups 3 main parts to a lecture - Answer- Introduction- should present learners with an overview of the behavioural obje...

CNUR 106 Why is education important for clients? - Answer- increases the competencies and confidence of clients to manage their own self-care Why is education important for staff? - Answer- Teaches them how to deliver high-quality care Benefits of education for clients: - Answer- -increases client satisfaction -improves quality of life -decreases incidences of illness complications -decreases anxiety -maximizes independence Benefits of education for staff: - Answer- -enhances job...