Grief Flashcards

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John Bowlby’s four stages of grief

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  1. Shock-numbness
  2. Yearning-searching
  3. Disorganisation-despair
  4. Reorganisation
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Kubler-Ross five stages of grief

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  1. Denial
  2. Anger
  3. Bargaining
  4. Depression
  5. Acceptance
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Type of abnormal grief where there is an absence of expected grief symptoms at any stage

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Inhibited

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Type of abnormal grief where there is an avoidance of painful symptoms within the first two weeks of the loss

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Delayed

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Type of abnormal grief where there are continued and significant grief related symptoms six months after the loss

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Chronic/prolonged

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Features suggestive of normal grief reaction rather than depression

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Hallucinations of the loved one which are known not to be real
Feelings of guilt specifically relating to actions taken around the time of the death
Avoidance of activities relating to the death (e.g. avoiding going in cars shortly following a car crash)
Thoughts of death only relating to wanting to be with the deceased person

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Features suggestive of depression rather than a normal grief reaction

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Generalised feelings of guilt
Generalised thoughts of death
Feeling worthless
Psychomotor retardation
Prolonged functional impairment
Hallucinations (other than of the deceased person)
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5 stages of bereavement described by Parkes

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Alarm
Numbness
Pining
Depression
Reorganisation
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Lindemann’s stages of grief

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Shock
Intense sadness
Anger/protest
Normalisation

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Stage of bereavement where there is an emotional numbness

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Stage 1

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Stage of bereavement where there is a longing to be with the person, their presence may be felt, and there may be upsetting dreams about them

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Stage 2

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Factor found to have the largest impact in reducing depression and complicated grief of family members of those who have completed suicide

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Mutual support

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Type of grief reaction where there is attentional bias towards the objects of the person who died

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Incentive salience

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