Bereavement in adults with learning difficulties

Two studies were undertaken to investigate grief in adults with learning difficulties. Study one involved the construction of an observer rated grief inventory which showed good reliability and certain aspects of validity. Using the grief inventory it was demonstrated that primary carers of learning...

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Main Author: Fitzpatrick, Maureen Teresa
Published: University of Plymouth 1993
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spelling ndltd-bl.uk-oai-ethos.bl.uk-5804532017-12-24T15:43:33ZBereavement in adults with learning difficultiesFitzpatrick, Maureen Teresa1993Two studies were undertaken to investigate grief in adults with learning difficulties. Study one involved the construction of an observer rated grief inventory which showed good reliability and certain aspects of validity. Using the grief inventory it was demonstrated that primary carers of learning disabled adults perceived a significant change in clients post bereavement. There was no association between levels of expressive and receptive language or degree of dependency upon the deceased and grief inventory ratings. Similarly no differences were established on the basis of gender,expected/unexpected death, attendance/non attendance at funeral, maintenance/change of residence as a result of bereavement or presence/absence of religious beliefs.306.9University of Plymouthhttp://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.580453http://hdl.handle.net/10026.1/1834Electronic Thesis or Dissertation
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Bereavement in adults with learning difficulties
description Two studies were undertaken to investigate grief in adults with learning difficulties. Study one involved the construction of an observer rated grief inventory which showed good reliability and certain aspects of validity. Using the grief inventory it was demonstrated that primary carers of learning disabled adults perceived a significant change in clients post bereavement. There was no association between levels of expressive and receptive language or degree of dependency upon the deceased and grief inventory ratings. Similarly no differences were established on the basis of gender,expected/unexpected death, attendance/non attendance at funeral, maintenance/change of residence as a result of bereavement or presence/absence of religious beliefs.
author Fitzpatrick, Maureen Teresa
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title Bereavement in adults with learning difficulties
title_short Bereavement in adults with learning difficulties
title_full Bereavement in adults with learning difficulties
title_fullStr Bereavement in adults with learning difficulties
title_full_unstemmed Bereavement in adults with learning difficulties
title_sort bereavement in adults with learning difficulties
publisher University of Plymouth
publishDate 1993
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