According to the 1st question, my explanation was no clear. In my opinion, distraction could be harmful to do "grief work". Grief work means confrontation and expression of the feeling about the death and grief. However, distraction could inhibit the bereaved to focus on it and make them escape from it. While social constructive perspectives see it as a solution to handle the grief, "grief work" based on psychiatric perspectives may be against it. According to Table 1, distraction has a positive relation with depression. It means that the depression level of the bereaved men gets higher when his distraction level become higher. That's why "grief work" against distraction could be effective for men. Eventhough this explanation could be right,
