Types of Grief
the emotional, cognitive, and physical reaction experienced before an impending loss
Anticipatory Grief
What are the five commonly recognized stages of grief?
Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.
The belief that it is an absolute necessity to have the love and respect of everyone
LAR
We move through all five stages of grief
Myth, some people may not experience all 5 stages
What are the five original emotions in the first Inside Out?
Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust
When your grieving does not move all the way through the steps of grief
Complicated Grief
What is the correct order of the fourth and fifth stages?
Depression, then acceptance
The belief that you are unfailingly competent in all you do
Perfectionism
Accepting grief does not mean that I am never sad again
Fact, acceptance means that this is hard and I accept that as well
In Mexican culture, what flower is commonly used to decorate altars during Día de los Muertos?
Marigolds
When loss affects several areas of you life, end result can be that you actually experience a number of losses
Secondary Loss
Which stage is associated with asking questions like, “What if I had called them?” or “If I had been there, would things be different?”
Bargaining.
Example: I feel Angry, this proves I am being treated unfairly
Emotional reasoning
Substance use can temporarily numb grief without resolving the underlying emotions.
fact
In Finding Nemo, what happened to Nemo's mother before the movie begins?
She was killed by a barracuda
a deep, ongoing sadness and stress that happens without a physical death or a clear sense of closure
Ambiguous grief
What does the term nonlinear grief mean?
Grief does not follow a fixed order or timeline
Your conclusions are often based on your own skewed beliefs
Mind reading
A person can experience more than one stage of grief at the same time.
Fact
Which famous author wrote A Grief Observed after the death of his wife?
C.S. Lewis
Name 7 of the 13 different types of grief
Anticipatory Grief
Complicated Grief
Chronic Grief
Delayed Grief
Exaggerated Grief
Cumulative Grief
Secondary Loss
Masked Grief
Ambiguous Grief
Traumatic Grief
Collective Grief
Inhibited Grief
Abbreviated grief
What is the term for redirecting anger toward someone or something other than its original source?
Displacement
3 components of this TE are 1. Self disclosure, 2. receptivity to feedback, 3. self -criticism
Closed channel
Grieving and mourning are the same thing.
Myth, Grief is the internal, emotional experience of a loss, while mourning is the outward, public expression of that grief
What is the name of this poem/lyric and who wrote it
Because I could not stop for death by Emily Dickinson