Summary: Loss & Psychotrauma

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  • Grief: Introduction and scientific positioning

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  • What is grief according to Boelen, Stroebe and Schut?

    Reactions to the death of a significant other
  • What are post-traumatic reactions according to Kleber, Steijben and Berendsen?

    Reactions to impactful event
  • What do we do with death? Name the 4 given options from the class

    Avoidance
    Fascination
    Normalisation
    Commercialisation
  • What is cryonic suspension?

    A method with which you can let your body be freezed, until your death can be reversed
  • Name an unnecessary problem that was caused by articles that were not evidence based?

    The guy who thought he had to go trough a particular phase to get past his grief over his lost wife
  • Give the working definition of grief that is given in the slides of HC1.

    The primary emotional reaction to the death of a significant other (loved one). It is a complex emotional syndrome accompanied by physical changes and physical symptoms. In addition, it involves a wide range of possible cognitive and behavioural reactions.
  • Name 4 dimensions of grief, given in HC1.

    Emotional (sorrow, loneliness, numbness, anxiety, guilt, aggression)
    Cognitive (loss of concentration, lowered self-esteem, confusion, hopelessness)
    Physical (sleep-related problems, decreased appetite, stress headaches, tension, low energy, similar symptoms to the deceased)
    Behavioural (agitated, withdrawn, seeking behaviour, avoidance)
  • What is the grief task model of Worden (1999)?

    1. Accepting the reality of the loss
    2. Allowing yourself to experience the emotions
    3. Adjusting to life without the deceased
    4. Relocating the deceased emotionally and move on
  • Why is there a grief working model?

    Because grief is work
  • Give three explanations for gender differences

    Differences in
    social support
    coping strategies
    types of bereavement
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