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According to the manifestations of normal grief, preoccupation and confusion are examples of:
Feelings
Behavior
Physical sensations
Cognition
2
Blame directed inward is referred to as:
Guilt
Depression
Anger
Shame
3
An event, condition or state which occurs when we lose someone describes:
Grief
Bereavement
Loss
Mourning
4
According to Kubler-Ross the stages of adjusting to a death are:
1 and 2
4 and 5
1, 2, 3, 4 and 5
2 only
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Which of the following considered the worth of the client to be an important factor in the counseling process?
Jackson
Rogers
Webster
Lindemann
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theory that there are two sets of factors in the workplace, also known as the Motivation-Hygiene Theory.
Carl Rogers person centered theory
McGregor’s X and Y Theory
Herzberg’s Two Factor Theory
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
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When parent dies, children who are particularly vulnerable are included in following age group
9 -11 years
5-7 years
7-9 years
3-5 years
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Arrangement being made by parents, son’s ex-wife shows up demanding to be involved, what should the FD do
Acknowledge the ex-wife, but include only the parents in the arrangement
Ignore the ex-wife and continue with the arrangement
Ignore the parents and include the ex-wife in the arrangement
Play mediator to make everyone happy with the outcome of the arrangement
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When people lose a number of loved ones in a single event or in short period of time they can experience what is called:
Proximity consideration
Concurrent stress
Bereavement overload
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Loss of appetite and insomnia are included in:
Kubler-Ross’s stages of death and dying
Bolby’s attachment theory
Worden’s tasks of mourning
Lindeman’s grief syndrome
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Individuals experiencing chronic grief are aware they are in it.
True
False
12
What is a feeling of listlessness or apathy that is associated with grief?
Fatigue
Shock
Helplessness
Loneliness
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Learned needs, drives and fears, i.e. power, achievement.
Emotions
Personalities
Primary Motivations
Secondary Motivations
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Family member states during arrangement “If I get my hands on the guy that did this, I would kill him.” FD should
Listen and respond with empathy
Give the family member a trocar to use as a weapon
Ignore the comment
Contact the media for a headline story
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When a child reaches a certain age they can understand death is both inevitable and final. That age is
Birth to 3 years
9 years and above
3 to 5 years
5 to 9 years
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Which of the following are normal reactions to grief according to Lindemann?
Preoccupation with the deceased
Somatic distress
Guilt
No change in conduct
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What is the second task of mourning, according to Worden?
Reinvest in another relationship
To experience the pain of grief
To adjust to an environment without the deceased
Accept the reality of the loss
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Funeral services are important after someone dies for which of the following reasons?
It assists the family and friends to start the healing process
Gives credibility to the funeral profession
It serves as a meaningful conclusion to a person’s life
contributes to thought that body present is better than direct disposition
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When people are having complicated grief reactions, a specialized technique to assist them is referred to as:
Situational counseling
Informational counseling
Psychotherapy
Grief Therapy
20
Which of the following is the most common feeling experienced by mourners following the death of a loved one
Grief
Anger
Relief
Sadness
21
In a crisis how long is the period of heightened psychological accessibility?
6-12 weeks
2-4 weeks
12-24 weeks
4- 6 weeks
22
Phases on acquiring new interpersonal skills:
Uncomfortable use
Initial learning
Consciously skilled
23
Incorporating a loss into one’s life is referred to as:
Grief
Mourning
Bereavement
Resolve
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A feeling of distress or uneasiness of the mind caused by fear, change or misfortune that is associated with grief?
Guilt
Sadness
Anxiety
Anger
