The benefits of believing in chance or fate: External locus of control as a protective factor for coping with the death of a spouse. Social Psychological and Personality Science, 2, 132-137.Specht, J., Egloff, B., & Schmukle, S. C. (2011a). The benefits of believing in chance or...
The Benefits of Believing in Chance or Fate: External Locus of Control as a Protective Factor for Coping with the Death of a Spouse The death of a spouse is an extremely stressful life event that consequently causes a large drop in life satisfaction. Reactivity to the loss, however, var.....
The role of the nurse in giving emotional support to the family before death is discussed. This raises issues concerning the implications of anticipatory grief for nurses in being able to recognize and understand this phenomenon and the impact it can have on the grieving spouse. 展开 关键词:...
The death of a child, at any age, may bring on such excruciating pain that it can be challenging to move past it. A parent’s love for their child doesn’t end or diminish once that child reaches adulthood. It is also no consolation for a parent to lose their child as an adult ver...
摘要: Discusses the consequences and health problems associated with bereavement. Emotional reactions and physical symptoms; Increase in mortality of surviving partner after death of a spouse; Process of grief; Role of health professionals, religious elders and support groups....
an eclectic clan who ran a funeral home and as such, experienced death on a daily basis. The series wrapped up by focusing on the aftermath of the death of the family's older son -- a death that ripped the family apart, leaving each member with regret, anger, guilt, fear, and sadnes...
These often involve permanent loss such as destroyed property, serious injury, death of a friend, divorce, chronic illness, or death of a spouse or close relative. There is no effective problem-focused solution to these unsolvable problems. The problem-solving focus becomes internal as we ...
Coping with this type of loss requires tools and family support. Here are some books we have selected to help you on your healing path. 16. Surviving the Death of a Sibling by T.J. Wray Surviving the Death of a Sibling explores adult sibling loss. The author lost her forty-three-year...
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In a daily-process study of 58 heart-failure patients and their spouses, protective buffering (avoiding conflict, hiding feelings) was associated with decreased emotional well-being by both the protecting spouse (actor effect) and the pr... EA Butler,MJ Rohrbaugh,V Shoham,... 被引量: 3发表...