test one

Question 1

off balance

Answer 1

disequilibrium

Question 2

______makes you unable to cope

Answer 2

helplessness

Question 3

divorce fairly tale

Answer 3

that their parents will get back together

Question 4

explain to kids

Answer 4

why how what

Question 5

thought stopping
self talk
deep breathing
muscle relaxing

Answer 5

coping skills

Question 6

children think

Answer 6

did I cause this ?
who will take care of me?
will this happen to me?

Question 7

task of mourning

Answer 7

1. accept that the person is dead
2. process the pain and the grief
3. adjust to the world without this person
4. to find an enduring connection with the deceased while working on a new life

Question 8

how many people die every year in america

Answer 8

2 million

Question 9

people in america are dying _____than usual

Answer 9

later

Question 10

is counseling necessary?

Answer 10

if it affects you in the way of who you think you are

affects your married life

affect your work

affect you with the law

Question 11

the belief the we have absolute control over someone. life controlling powers by blaming themselves. they would rather feel guilty than not in control

Answer 11

omnipotent guilt

Question 12

divorce
losing a home 
retiring 
new baby 
illegal immigrants 
addiction recovery 
new siblings 
illness

Answer 12

symbolic loss

Question 13

when grief is not managed or processed normal grief can become

Answer 13

complicated grief

Question 14

4 types of complicated grief

Answer 14

chronic grief reactions
delayed grief reactions
exaggerated grief reactions
masked grief reactions

Question 15

sudden and unanticipated

no body to confirm the loss

preventable losses with violence involved

mourners who have had near death experiences themselves

Answer 15

traumatic loss

Question 16

unable to help get past an illness ( alzheimers; post partum)

Answer 16

nosognosia

Question 17

divorce rate USA

Answer 17

50%

Question 18

4 dimensions of death education

Answer 18

cognitive
affective
behavioral
valuational

Question 19

which occurs when a therapist transfers emotions to a person in therapy, is often a reaction to transference, a phenomenon in which the person in treatment redirects feelings for others onto the therapist.

Answer 19

counter transference

Question 20

describes a situation where the feelings, desires, and expectations of one person are redirected and applied to another person.

Answer 20

transference

Question 21

s when your heart is #grieving but you can’t talk about or share your pain with others because it is considered unacceptable to others.

Answer 21

disenfranchised grief

Question 22

behavioral tasks

Answer 22

roadside marks

memorials

Question 23

commemorative tasks

Answer 23

answering letters of condolences

Question 24

you have to move out of what stage_______

Answer 24

shock

Question 25

therpist techniques for children with loss

Answer 25

address fears and anxieties

listen closely

validate their feelings

give them words to use to show how they feel