NBE Soc./Psych/History

The "Attachment" theory is by who?

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head or chief undertaker in egypt

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Intense physical & emotional expression of grief occuring as the awareness increases of a loss of someone

Children 9+ can understand death as both final & inevitable

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Nuclear family linked to another nuclear family. Related/marriage or friendships

Which of these are characteristics of a good funeral director?

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The funeral rite is a social function & a cultural universal

Formed in the Middle Ages by lay persons to bury the dead & pray for the souls of the faithful departed

Organization of college & university based funeral service programs est. in 1961

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Precipitators are never situational.

The month of May has the highest rate of suicide

Religion is a culturally entrenched pattern of behavior & funeral practices are more tied to this than anything else

Think others are angry with you

Special funeral functionary in ancient Rome who summoned participants to a public funeral

Earthen burial in a metal casket is still the #1 mode of final disposition

Father of Bacteriology; germ theory

The grief reaction is excessive & disabling

Selection of funeral home is no longer based on how close it is to the home or if it's the one the family used before

An emotion or set of emotions due to a loss

Enculturation is the method by which the social values are internalized (learned).

Raised platform (with or w/o a canopy) used for a body to lie in state

Blame directed at others

Master of ceremonies & director of the ancient Roman funeral procession

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Strong emotion marked by such reactions as alarm, dread & disquieting

Ethnocentrism is the emotional attitude that one's own race, nation, group, or culture is superior to all others

The head undertaker in ancient Rome & secular role model for today's funeral director

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An adjustment process that help reorganize the life of the individual following the loss/death of someone.

Started embalming without evisceration

Father of Modern Embalming

A dyad is two units regarded as a pair; I.e. - husband & wife

Word for funeral procession

Which of these is a barrier to effective communication?

Father of Embalming

Father of Histology; discovered capillaries

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The family established by one's marriage & the production of children

Deviates from the normal or prescribed circumstances of established custom

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The reaction of the body to an event often experienced emotionally as a sudden, violent & upsetting disturbance

Related to specific situations in life that may create crises & produce human pain & suffering

The "Five Stages of Death & Dying" (DABDA) theory is by who?

God of the underworld & judge of the dead

Social behavior as dictated by the tradition of the people

The "Tasks of Mourning" theory is by who?

Memorial parks are more popular than church yard cemeteries

Neo-localism is when kids move away from the area they were born in but generally take their funeral practices w them

Which of these is an example where anomic grief would be experienced?

The family into which one is born

The Catholic Church serves the largest number of professed religious adherents due to Hispanic immigration

Pre-literate societies were before the invention of writing, hence leaving no written record

May be construed as being identifiable with a pre-literate society

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There are 20-25 different types of family structures

Est. in 1942 as an organization for privately sponsored schools w/ the goal of advancement or mortuary education

Strong emotion characterized by sudden & extreme fear

The "Grief syndrome" theory is by who?

behaviors which are constructed as less compulsive than mores of the same society & do not call for strong reaction

When persons experience symptoms & behaviors which cause them difficulty but do not see they are related to the loss

Blame directed at oneself

Ancient Roman embalmers; the slaves

Word for funeral ceremonies

Found the circulation of blood using a frog

Created the corpse cooler & cooling board

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All of these are barriers to effective communication EXCEPT

Which of these is an essential interpersonal skill?

Started/found embalming on medical cadavers

Which of these are signs of burnout?

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Which of these is an example of a rite of passage?

Similar abstract patterns of & for living & dying, which are identifiable in all cultures.

Where mourning customs are unclear due to an inappropriate death & the absence of prior bereavement experience

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must-behavior; the basic & important patterns of ideas & acts of a people as related to treatment of the dead

A grief reaction that is prolonged, excessive in duration, & never comes to a satisfactory conclusion

Counselor takes a live speaking role, asks questions & suggests course of action

People with a lot of education spend a lot on funerals.

Funeral directors must examine the structure of a family unit & determine the impact of the person's death

Defined as fear/anxiety caused by the sudden realization of danger created by the impact of shock

The experience of the emotion grief. The event of a loss/death

The emotional attitude that all cultures are equal & pertinent

The death of older members of the family is more abstract due to isolation from being put in old folks homes.

must-behavior that dictates the individual must abstain from certain acts dealing with death

Father of History

Adjusted to the needs & wants of those directly involved; altered to suit the trends of the times

Greek square-cut tombs

Father of Microbiology

Grief reactions are inhibited, suppressed &/or postponed

Agency/organization w/ responsibility to accredit colleges & programs of mortuary science/funeral service education

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