grief and communication

Question 1

actual loss

Answer 1

a loss you can see; something that was here and now is not. others can see

Question 2

perceived loss

Answer 2

uniquely defined by a person; not always obvious to others

Question 3

mourning

Answer 3

conscious and unconscious behaviors associated with loss

Question 4

uncomplicated grief

Answer 4

expected reactions

Question 5

anticipatory grief

Answer 5

“letting go” before the loss actually occurs
may experience relief when loss actually occurs

Question 6

disenfranchised grief

Answer 6

cannot openly acknowledge loss
private loss
detached

Question 7

types of complicated grief

Answer 7

chronic
exaggerated
delayed
masked

Question 8

exaggerated grief

Answer 8

self-destructive or maladaptive behaviors

Question 9

masked grief

Answer 9

denial of grief

Question 10

5 stages of grief

Answer 10

denial
anger
bargaining
depression
acceptance

Question 11

types of communication

Answer 11

intrapersonal – self talk
interpersonal
transpersonal – spiritual
small group
public
electronic

Question 12

zones of personal space

Answer 12

intimate zone: 0-18”
personal zone: 18”-4’
social zone: 4-12’
public zone: >12’

Question 13

special zones of touch

Answer 13

social zone
consent zone
vulnerable zone
intimate zone