Family Life

4. Helps a person fulfill their wish to die.
6. Second stage of grief.
9. The thought that objects have lifelike qualities.
12. Fifth stage of grief.
15. Traditional model in which the parents are in control.
17. Is one of Piaget’s early concepts that refers to how these children assume that everyone thinks the way that they do.
18. A parent who pays a lot of attention to expert advice on parenting and who believes that as long as all of the steps are followed, the parent can rear a perfect child.

1. The person who created the idea of the five stages of loss experienced by someone who faces the news of their impending death.
2. The psychological, physical, and emotional experience of loss.
3. A manipulative parent that does good deeds in order to guilt-trip their child.
5. Refers to thinking that if two events occur simultaneously, one must have caused the other.
7. A permissive parent.
8. Fourth stage of grief.
10. One’s own perception or image of self.
11. Third stage of grief.
13. Type of care that focuses on providing comfort and relief from physical and emotional pain to patients throughout their illness even while being treated.
14. First stage of grief.
16. The model in which parents allow children to make the rules.