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Define the term “coping.”
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Constantly changing cognitive and behavioral efforts to manage specific external and/or internal demands that are appraised as taxing or exceeding the resources of the person.
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List the three categories of coping skills identified by Moos and Schaefer (1986).
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a. Appraisal-focused coping
b. Problem-focused coping c. Emotion-focused coping |
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Complete the following statement by Davidson: “We are born with the __________ to adapt to change, but we all must __________ how to cope with loss.
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a. Ability
b. learn |
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Name the two variables associated with dying trajectories according to Glaser and Strauss.
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Duration and Shape
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Identify and briefly describe the four awareness contexts a dying person may exhibit.
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a. Closed awareness: the person who is dying does not realize that fact.
b. Suspected awareness: the ill person may begin to suspect that he or she has not been given all of the information that is relevant to his or her situation. c. Mutual pretense: the relevant information is held by all the individual parties in the situation but is not shared between them. d. Open awareness: the dying person and everyone else realizes and is willing to discuss the fact that death is near. |
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Which one of the awareness contexts allows for honest communication?
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Open awareness
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What was the name of the book by Kubler-Ross, published in 1969, dealing with coping mechanisms used by dying persons?
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On Death and Dying
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According to Kubler-Ross, what is the one thing that usually persists through all stages for the dying person?
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hope
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Identify the four areas of task work in coping with dying.
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a. Physical
b. Psychological c. Social d. Spiritual |
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