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Episode 118 - Ambiguous loss with Jenifer McGuire [PDF]
, 2022 Runtime 45:37Full professor Dr. Bradley J Heins and Dr. Joe learn an absolute ton in this episode about a topic they knew nothing about from UMN Extension Professor Jenifer McGuire and Emily.
Armstrong, Joe +3 more
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Computational Psychiatry, 2021 Most of life’s decisions involve risk and uncertainty regarding whether reward or loss will follow. Decision makers often face uncertainty not only about the likelihood of outcomes (what are the chances that I will get a raise if I ask my supervisor ...
Tomislav D. Zbozinek +3 more
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Foster Children's Expressions of Ambiguous Loss [PDF]
, 2007 The theory of ambiguous loss is useful in understanding the experiences and challenges of the foster care system. Its indications are illustrated with foster children\u27s perceptions and stories.
Lee, Robert E. +3 more
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Prolonged grief in refugees living in Germany confronted with ambiguous or confirmed loss [PDF]
, 2021 People often disappear in the context of displacement or armed conflicts. Although such an ambiguous loss is accompanied by persistent uncertainty about the whereabouts, the psychological consequences are not well understood.
Lechner-Meichsner, Franziska +4 more
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Moving Through Loss: The Experience of Ambiguous Loss with Hospitalized Children, The Development of a Method [PDF]
, 2022 The current method examined the effects of ambiguous loss with medical transplant patients in a pediatric hospital by utilizing a dance/movement therapy intervention. The development of this method was based on ambiguous loss theory with a dance/movement
Edington, Peyton
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Supporting students coping with ambiguous loss [PDF]
, 2012 The authors collaborated and shared equal responsibility in all aspects of the development of this project, which reviews current research focusing on Ambiguous Loss. The primary purpose of this project is to disseminate information about an increasingly
Deurloo, Sondra Christina
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Intervention Journal of Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Conflict Affected Areas, 2020 In the current study, we explored the needs for psychosocial support as well as barriers to care among relatives of enforced disappeared persons in Mexico. Interviews were conducted with 29 relatives of disappeared persons as well as with representatives
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International Journal of Qualitative Studies on Health & Well-Being, 2020 Childhood narratives are essential to identifying critical issues in their development and developing strategies to reduce risk and build resilience.
Carmen Monico, David Duncan
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Ambiguous loss and disenfranchised grief among spouses of brain injury survivors
Nordic Psychology, 2021 Acquired brain injury (ABI) represents a great burden for not only the person with ABI but also their partner. Grief among partners of adults with ABI is a broadly recognized phenomenon.
Cecilie Marie Schmidt ThØgersen +1 more
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Theorizing Ambiguous Gain: Opportunities for Family Scholarship [PDF]
, 2021 Family stressors marked by ambiguity can place significant demands on families. Family scholars have written extensively about ambiguous stressors in the context of loss or separation—situations that represent ambiguous loss.
Jensen, T.M.
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