Lesson 7: Death Flashcards
in theistic view, this meaning of human life as part of a larger plan devised by God
death
in later stages of life, man undergoes the challenge of balancing his life between ____ and ____.
ego integrity and despair
refers to a person achieving his/her life purpose or having comes in term with his/her life
ego integrity
if a person views his/her life as a favor or his/her life experience is generally unsatisfactory, he/she may be prone to feeling of ____.
despair
the successful maintenance of a balance and productive life as one ages will result in ___.
wisdom
Karl Jaspers considers death as the most significant ___________.
limit situation
True or False
acceptance of death will lead a person to live an authentic life.
True
Wittgenstein believe that death is phenomenon that outside of human _____.
experience
Heidegger believes that man is being oriented towards ____.
death
belief that death totally extinguishes the consciousness of the person
eternal oblivion
this perspective denies the existence of a noncorporeal, immortal aspect in man
eternal oblivion
where the person views his/her body or the events surrounding his/her apparent death from a distance
out-of body experiences
experiences related to this phenomenon include passing through a tunnel toward light
near death experience
the spirit of the death continues to persist
afterlife
Ancient Greeks imagined an ____ where the dead are rewarded or punished for their actions in life
underworld
Christianity believes that the righteous enter ___ while sinner go to ____
heaven and hell
believes that the mind or spirit, being incorporeal, persists after the body’s demise
dualist perspective
in the Philippine society, this is an important practice and members of the community who witness ths are expected to adopt a respectful and sombre attitude
funeral procession
life event in which is surrounded by ceremonies and symbolism in many culture
death
death is a powerful event that causes _____ among people
deep emotions
a person’s spirit begins a new life in another body
reincarnation
belief that the person’s consciousness is completely erased upon death
eternal oblivion
the capacity for reproduction gained at the cost; the consequence of our evolutionary advantage is ____.
aging
death is the end of all _____ functions that sustain a living organism
death
- natural reaction to death and dying.
- this experience often involves a** multitude of emotions** such sadness, anxiety, anger, and guilt
grief
state of loss brought by death is referred to as
bereavement
process by which persons deal with death
mourning
the dying person initially expresses disbelief regarding his/her situation
denial
person expresses frustration with his/her situation
anger
the dying person often voices his/her wish that his/her life be prolonged, thinking that the deceased and that he/she is willing to do whatever it takes to survive
bargain
the dying person experiences intense sadness and exhibits disinterest in life
depression
the person finally comes to terms with his/her impending death and has embraced his/her mortality
acceptance
establish that the stages of grief need not to be experienced in sequence, and that some people do not go through all of the stages when experiencing grief
kubler-ross theory
4 trajectories of grief:
- resilience
- recovery
- chronic depression
- delayed grief
- the person remains emotionally stable despite the loss, and continues with his/her normal activities
- most ideal emotional course when experiencing gift
resilience
the person experiences a period of grief, but this eventually gives way to ____ and a return to normalcy.
recovery
the grieving peron experiences intense and chronic depression which continues long after the death or traumatic experience has passed
chronic depression
the person may seem to be well-adjusted but experiences feelings of grief, anxiety, and distress at a later time
delayed grief
