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Waar gaat artikel Bonanno over?
Bonanno et al. (2002)
Onderzoek die ook preloss meenemt.
Onderzoek in het verliezen van je partner
Chronic grief, absence of grief, delayed grief etc.
Predictions
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Compared to resilient grievers, chronic grievers will show:
- Lower quality relationship with partner
- Less coping resources
- More vulnerable world view
- Unfavourable preloss context
5 caterogies for participants
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- Resilience (45%)
- Chronic grief (15.6%)
- Common grief (10.7%)
- Improvement of depression (10.2%)
- Chronic depression (7.8%)
Hypotheses
Chronic grief partly due to conflict and ambivalence with partner, resilient griever have adjusted well
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They failed to prove this hypothesis.
There were no sig differences in quality of relationship between resilient, common grief and chronic grief
Hypotheses
Chronic grief might result from a high level of dependency
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Hypothesis was supported.
Chronic grievers showed sig higher dependency on their partners.
Hypotheses
Resilient individuals are cold and distant
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Hypothesis not supported
Hypotheses
Chronic grief is due to less coping resources, whereas resilient individuals have more coping mechanisms
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Failed to support this hypothesis.
Only chronically depressed group scores significantly lower in coping mechanisms than every other group.
Hypotheses
Resilient individuals have a worldview that helps them to accept the loss and believe in a fair world
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This hypothesis is supported.
Hypotheses
Chronic grievers have less social and instrumental support
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Partly supported.
It showed sign differences only for instrumental support, not for social support.
Discussion
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- Chronic grief can be differentiated from chronic depression and other grief groups.
- Resilient group was the biggest group, not the common grief group.
- First study to find depression improved group
- Not evidence for delayed grief pattern.
What were most important predictors of chronic grief?
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- High dependency
- Low instrumental support
- Having a spouse that was not sick before
Symptoms associated with chronic depression
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- Not having anything positive to say about the relationship.
- Highly emotional unstable
- Little or no confidence in own ability to deal with stressful events
- Believing they cannot control nega events
Findings resilient group
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They are not maladaptive, as assumed before.
They are well-adjusted and show sufficient coping resources to deal with loss.
Findings depressed improved groups
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They were:
- Maladjusted
- Self-absorbed
- Deficient coping resources dealing with stress
- Rather negative and ambivalent feelings about mariage
- Introspective
- Emotionally unstable
- Feeling that world was unfair for them
More likely that:
- Partner was seriously ill
- Little instrumental support