HDFS 1060 Lecture Notes - Lecture 37: Emotional Labor, Apache Hadoop
28 Apr 2017
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Bereavement: a process associated with major losses. Be able to define bereavement, chronic grief, complicated mourning or pathological grief, grief work, disenfranchised grief, adaptation. Bereavement: grief: process of major losses, both conscious and unconscious levels, ongoing to different degrees throughout much of our lives. Grief process: feelings of loss and loneliness, crying, and sadness. Complicated mourning/pathological grief: involves anger, depression, and negative thoughts associated with the dead (usually due to unresolved emotional issues/conflict) Grief work: cognitive and emotional labor involved in adapting to a major loss. Disenfranchised grief: grief that"s not widely recognized in society. Older people who lose spouse- people think that it"s natural and not as difficult. Same-sex partner loss due to lack of support. Adaptation: individual aware of and recognizes effects. What are some physical and social effects of bereavement. Physical: decreased immune system due to stress. Social effects: decrease social status, leads to isolation. Constant support of family and friends so our needs to belong.
