Exam Preview for 1169: Grief and Loss June 7, 2021

Grief and Loss

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1. Group therapy for grief can help clients: Get over the loss in less than a year Provide validation, support, and create bonds Listen to other people’s problems Assess for complicated grief
2. What are the three types of grief? Real, imagined, anticipated Layered, concerned, distressed Sad, anxious, forgotten Lonely, depressed, forlorn
3. Symptoms of complicated grief include: Intense sorrow, pain and rumination over the loss of your loved one Intense and persistent longing or pining for the deceased Problems Accepting the death All of the above
4. Grief is considered “normal” when: It lasts less than six months The client cries daily It has a known cause and it is not correlated with self-esteem The client misses the deceased
5. Which one of these is a symptom of Persistent Complex Grief Disorder? Not getting out of bed Depression lasting for one month or less Loneliness Intense sorrow and emotional pain in response to the death
6. Which of the following is a type of complicated grief? Excessive Severe and long lasting Gigantic and dysthymic Anxious and bereaved
7. Treatment options for persistent complex grief disorder include: Medication Group Therapy Psychotherapy All of the above
8. Who created the five stages of grief theory? Gabrielle Juliano-Villani Elizabeth Kubler Ross Sigmund Freud Carl Jung
9. The brief grief questionnaire can be used to: Diagnosis depression Help a client move through a loss Indicate complicated grief Explain cause of death
10. A risk factor for complicated grief includes: Previous unresolved losses Being an only child Not knowing the deceased Living alone