Grief And Societal Norms In The Western Culture
- Grief does only involve one specific emotion but array of emotional components (Li, Stroebe, Chan & Chow, 2014; Kersting, Brähler, Glaesmer & Wagner, 2011).
- Some may become accustom to the bereavement over time (Hansen, et al., 2009) and returned to the state of psychological equilibrium (Kersting, et al., 2011).
- Also, the process of healing is different from one person to another (Shear, 2012).
- As for other people, they may take a longer period as the grief continues to be difficult or, remained unsolved (Hansen, et al., 2009).
- In such cases, prolonged grief or complicated grief might happened (Kersting, et al., 2011)
- The societal norms in the western culture tends to put pressure on grieving people which did not support
- Some may become accustom to the bereavement over time (Hansen, et al., 2009) and returned to the state of psychological equilibrium (Kersting, et al., 2011).
- Also, the process of healing is different from one person to another (Shear, 2012).
- As for other people, they may take a longer period as the grief continues to be difficult or, remained unsolved (Hansen, et al., 2009).
- In such cases, prolonged grief or complicated grief might happened (Kersting, et al., 2011)
- The societal norms in the western culture tends to put pressure on grieving people which did not support