After the mind deduces and perceives internal & external events, the Psyche becomes involved and based on its own predefined programs and learnt criteria, transliterates each mental perception into the language of emotions, bringing about a sense of grief, raptur e, fear, resentment, repulsion,...
1 This definition differs from isolation, which is the separation of people who have been diagnosed with a contagious disease from people who are not sick; however, the two terms are often used interchangeably, especially in communication with the public.2 The word quarantine was first used in ...
The psychological “letdown” is part of the disillusionment phase, but may be fueled by regret, grief, and anger. Here we will likely encounter the largest number of psychological casualties. Manifestations ofburnoutandvicarious traumamay arise in health-care professionals. ...
Nevertheless, this cost can seem small in comparison to the ‘intangible costs’,the grief, anger and abandonment of family and friends, and the lost potential of lives cut short (Harris Review, 2015; [53]). This issue has become particularly pertinent to the UK National Health Service (NHS...
Definition of grief Grief is an emotional response to a loss that begins when the loss is anticipated and continues on an individual timetable. Predictability of grief stages No, grief is not an orderly or predictable process, and individuals may move back and forth between stages or experience...
(Atalay et al.,2014), we selected entrepreneurs who reported themselves as “employers” as opposed to “own account workers” following the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) definition. These entrepreneurs hired at least one employee. We excluded those who employed family members to avoid ...
The exclusion of those aged ≥ 65 years was due to uncertainty about the applicability of socioeconomic indicators among older people, as well as the relatively small size of this group in the Indigenous population [1]. Definition of psychological distress Psychological distress was assessed in the...
For example, persons exposed to mass shootings frequently report sleep disruption, due to feelings of grief over loss and anxiety about disaster re-occurrence and ongoing threats or due to symptoms of depression or post-traumatic stress. Notably, when children experience trauma leading to chronic ...
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COVID-19-related grief was significantly associated with lower quality bonding. On the other hand, COVID-19-related health worries were associated with higher quality of maternal–infant bonding. Conclusions We describe potential psychological risk factors to maternal–infant bonding among postpartum ...