Social Aspects of Death and Dying

Magical thinking is most often associated with this age group:

The natural and normal response to a loss is:

According to Kubler-Ross, the second stage of dying:

Another term for agricultural or farm-based is:

Funeral rite that is devoid of religious connotation:

Which of the following is NOT an element of the funeral as a cultural universal?

The outward acknowledgement or display of a loss is:

Family consisting of two parents married to each other and their children, if any:

Any event performed in a solemn and prescribed manner:

Losing couple's friends following the death of a spouse would be:

According to Kubler-Ross, the third stage of dying:

A division of a culture, having unique traits unto itself:

Father rules the family; power is passed to the oldest male child:

SIDS most frequently occurs among infants in the age range:

Emotional attitude that all cultures are equal and pertinent:

Vital statistic describing a characteristic of a population:

The rules, ideas and beliefs shared by members of a society:

Rite following a prescribed ritual or ceremony that may be dictated by religious beliefs and/or social customs:

A philosophy for providing care and support to terminally ill patients and their families is called:

Family unit created by related nuclear families and/or friendships:

Folkways, mores and laws are all types of:

Individual crafting is replaced by mass production techniques:

The third task of mourning according to Worden:

Rite with the body present:

Funeral rite with the body NOT present:

Rules of action prescribed by an authority able to enforce its will:

According to Kubler-Ross, depression among dying patients related to what has been lost or given up:

Separation anxiety is the foundation of understanding death for children:

Family consisting of father, mother, all their children (except married daughters), sons' wives and children:

Any action performed during a rite which contains symbolic meaning:

According to Kubler-Ross, depression among dying patients related to what will be lost or given up:

Emotional attitude that one's own group or culture is superior:

An all-inclusive term used to encompass both funerals and memorial services:

The study of human social interaction and social groups:

An event that allows individuals to gather for sharing a common purpose:

According to Kubler-Ross, the fourth stage of dying:

Which of the following is a characteristic of a nuclear family?

Rite which deviates from the normal or prescribed custom:

The leading causes of death in 1900 were:

Method by which social values are learned and internalized:

The average number of years a newborn in a given population can expect to live:

Children often view death as sleep in this age range:

Must behaviors, which call for a strong reaction from society if violated:

According to Kubler Ross, the first stage of dying:

Personification is most associated with this age group:

Behaviors less compulsive thans mores which don't cause a strong reaction from society if violated:

The movement of families from the area in which they were born and raised:

The founder of the modern hospice movement was:

Children in this age group often view death as living in a changed way:

Using softer language to mask harsh realities:

Common traits or patterns found in all cultures:

Which of the following is a characteristic of a joint family historically?

A group held belief about how members should behave in a given context:

Acquiring of culture by a person through deliberate instruction:

Male and female have equal rights, duties, and governing power:

Another word for "comfort" care is:

Disposition of human remains, without a funeral rite at the time of disposition:

A rite adjusted to the needs and wants of those directly involved:

Worden is associated with this type of grief theory:

A social prohibition of certain actions:

Change from rural to urban; population movement into emerging cities:

Wearing a memorial ribbon or tattoo would be an example of:

Kubler-Ross is associated with this type of grief theory:

The first task of mourning according to Worden:

A male, a female, children from their previous marriages and may include children from present marriage:

Process by which a person learns the culture through observation:

According to Kubler-Ross, the fifth stage of dying:

According to Kubler-Ross, reactive and preparatory are the two types of:

Mother rules the family, power is passed to the oldest female child:

The second task of mourning according to Worden:

Social behavior as dictated by the tradition of a people:

SIDS can be described as:

The fourth task of mourning according to Worden:

The event or experience of a loss is:

The leading causes of death today are: