Barker, Eakes, and Hainsworth

Question 1

observations of parents with mentally retarded children that indicated these parents experienced recurrent sadness and coining of the term

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Theory of chronic sorrow.

Question 2

is the ongoing disparity resulting from a loss characterized by pervasiveness and permanence. Symptoms of grief recur periodically, and these symptoms are potentially progressive.

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Chronic sorrow

Question 3

occurs as a result of disparity between the “ideal” and real situations or experiences.

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Loss

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are situations, circumstances, and conditions that highlight the disparity or the recurrent loss and initiate or exacerbate feelings of grief

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Trigger events

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are means by which individuals deal with chronic sorrow. Internal and External

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Management methods

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Internal :

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Action coping mechanisms
Cognitive coping
Interpersonal coping
Emotional strategy

Question 7

— “keeping busy” and “doing something fun”

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Action coping mechanisms

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— “thinking positively” and “making the most of it”

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Cognitive coping

Question 9

— “going to a psychiatrist,” “joined a support group,” and “talking to others”

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Interpersonal coping

Question 10

— “having a good cry” and expressing emotions

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Emotional strategy

Question 11

— interventions provided by health
professionals.
— roles of empathetic presence, teacher-expert, and caring and competent professional.

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External

Question 12

results from strategies that lead to increased comfort of the affected individual.

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Effective management

Question 13

results from strategies that increase the individual’s discomfort or heighten the feelings of chronic sorrow.

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Ineffective management

Question 14

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Answer 14

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