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Week 10

Spiritual: The experience of loss, death & grief

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SELF-TRANSCENDENCE THERE IS A FORCE OUTSIDE OF AND GREATER THAN THE PERSON
CONNECTEDNESS INTRAPERSONALLY, INTERPERSONALLY, AND TRANSPERSONALLY
ATHEIST DOES NOT BELIEVE IN THE EXISTENCE OF GOD
AGNOSTIC BELIEF THAT THERE IS NO KNOWN ULTIMATE REALITY
SPIRITUAL WELL-BEING HAVING A VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL DIMENSION
FAITH A RELATIONSHIP WITH A DIVINITY, HIGHER POWER
RELIGION THE SYSTEM OF ORGANIZED BELIEFS AND WORSHIP THAT A PERSON PRACTICES
HOPE A PERSON HAS THE ATTITUDE OF SOMETHING TO LIVE FOR AND LOOK FORWARD TO
SPIRITUAL DISTRESS IMPAIRED ABILITY TO EXPERIENCE AND INTEGRATE MEANING AND PURPOSE IN LIFE
MATURATIONAL LOSSES FORM OF NECESSARY LOSS, INCLUDE ALL NORMALLY EXPECTED LIFE CHANGES ACROSS THE LIFE SPAN
SITUATIONAL LOSS SUDDEN, UNPREDICTABLE EXTERNAL EVENT
ACTUAL LOSS CAN NO LONGER FEEL, HEAR, OR KNOW A PERSON OR OBJECT
PERCEIVED LOSSES ARE UNIQUELY DEFINED BY THE PERSON EXPERIENCING LOSS AND ARE LESS OBVIOUS TO OTHER PEOPLE
GRIEF EMOTIONAL RESPONSE TO A LOSS, WHICH IS UNIQUE TO THE INDIVIDUAL
MOURNING CULTURALLY INFLUENCED RITUALS THAT ARE LEARNED BEHAVIORS
BEREAVEMENT CAPTURES BOTH GRIEF AND MOURNING, EMOTIONAL RESPONSES AND OUTWARD BEHAVIORS FOR A PERSON EXPERIENCING LOSS
UNCOMPLICATED GRIEF (NORMAL GRIEF) HAS A KNOWN CAUSE AND POSES NO SIGNIFICANT DISRUPTION IN SELF CONCEPT
COMPLICATED GRIEF DYSFUNCTIONAL, THE GRIEVING PERSON HAS A PROLONGED OR SIGNIFICANT TIME MOVING FORWARD AFTER A LOSS
CHRONIC GRIEF PROLONGED GRIEF, AN INABILITY TO MOVE FORWARD AFTER A LOSS
DELAYED GRIEF SUPPRESSING OR POSTPONING NORMAL GRIEF RESPONSES
EXCESSIVE GRIEF VERY INTENSE EMOTIONS OF GRIEF
EXAGGERATED GRIEF DISTORTED GRIEF, USUALLY OCCURS IN INDIVIDUAL WHO HAS UNDERLYING MENTAL ILLNESS
CONCOMITANT GRIEF SEVERAL SIGNIFICANT LOSSES IN CLOSE SUCCESSION
ANTICIPATORY GRIEF THE UNCONSCIOUS PORCESS OF DISENGAGING BEFORE THE ACTUAL LOSS OR DEATH OCCURS
STRESS AN EXPERIENCE A PERSON IS EXPOSED TO, THROUGH A STIMULUS OR STRESSOR
STRESSORS DISRUPTIVE FORCES OPERATING WITHIN OR ON ANY SYSTEM
APPRAISAL HOW PEOPLE INTERPRET THE IMPACT OF THE STRESSOR ON THEMSELVES
TRAUMA EXPERIENCED WHEN SYMPTOMS PERSIST BEYOND THE DURATION OF THE STRESSOR
FIGHT-OR-FLIGHT RESPONSE AROUSAL OF THE SYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM
GENERAL ADAPTATION SYNDROME A THREE-STAGE REACTION TO STRESS
ENDORPHINS ACT ON THE MIND LIKE MORPHINE AND OPIATES, PRODUCING A SENSE OF WELL-BEING
ALARM REACTION RISING HORMONE LEVELS RESULT IN INCREASED BLOOD VOLUME, BLOOD GLUCOSE LEVELS, EPINEPHRINE AND NOREPINEPHRINE AMOUNTS, HEART RATE, BLOOD FLOW TO THE MUSCLES, OXYGEN INTAKE, AND MENTAL ALERTNESS
RESISTANCE STAGE BODY STABILIZES AND RESPONDS IN THE OPPOSITE MANNER TO THE ALARM REACTION
EXHAUSTION STAGE OCCURS WHEN THE BODY IS NO LONGER ABLE TO RESIST THE EFFECTS OF THE STRESSOR
PRIMARY APPRAISAL EVALUATING AN EVENT FOR ITS PERSONAL MEANING
SECONDARY APPRAISAL FOCUSES ON POSSIBLE COPING STRATEGIES
COPING PERSON'S EFFORT TO MANAGE PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESS
EGO-DEFENSE MECHANISMS ALLOW A PERSON TO COPE WITH STRESS INDIRECTLY
DISTRESS DAMAGING STRESS
EUSTRESS STRESS THAT PROTECTS HEALTH, IS MOTIVATING
POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER A TRAUMA OCCURS AND ITS EFFECTS WILL SOMETIMES LAST WELL AFTER THE EVENT ENDS
ACUTE DISTRESS DISORDER CONSISTS OF THE PERSON DISPLAYING AT LEAST THREE ACUTE DISSOCIATIVE SYMPTOMS
FLASHBACKS RECURRENT OR INTRUSIVE RECOLLECTIONS OF THE EVENT
DEVELOPMENTAL CRISIS REQUIRES NEW COPING SKILLS AND OCCURS AS THE PERSON MOVES THROUGH LIFE'S STAGES
SEXUALITY PART OF A PERSON'S PERSONALITY & IMPORTANT FOR OVERALL HEALTH
INTERCOURSE SEXUAL FUNCTIONING
GENDER ROLES INFLUENCED BY CULTURE
GENDER IDENTITY THE FIRST 3 YEARS ARE CRUCIAL FOR ITS DEVELOPMENT
SCHOOL-AGE CHILDREN HAVE GENERAL QUESTIONS REGARDING THE PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL ASPECTS OF SEX
ADOLESCENTS NEED ACCURATE INFORMATION ON SEXUAL ACTIVITY, EMOTIONAL RESPONSES WITH RELATIONSHIPS, SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES, CONTRACEPTION, & PREGNANCY
HOMOSEXUAL MANY ADOLESCENTS WILL HAVE AT LEAST ONE EXPERIENCE WITH AN INDIVIDUAL OR IN A GROUP
HETEROSEXUAL MALE & FEMALE RELATION SHIP
YOUNG ADULTHOOD MANY ADOLESCENTS WILL HAVE AT LEAST ONE EXPERIENCE WITH AN INDIVIDUAL OR IN A GROUP
MIDDLE ADULTHOOD CHANGES IN PHYSICAL APPEARANCE LEAD TO CONCERNS ABOUT SEXUAL ATTRACTIVENESS
OLDER ADULTHOOD FACTORS INCLUDE PRESENT HEALTH STATUS, PAST AND PRESENT LIFE SATISFACTION, STATUS OF INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS
CONTRACEPTIVE OPTIONS PILL, IUD, CONDOMS, DIAPHRAGM, TUBAL LIGATION, VASECTOMY
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