Healthy Grieving: A Comparative Analysis
This assignment requires that your perform a literature search on the grieving process, using readings from module five, the GCU Library, or other websites and materials at your disposal. Focus on the work of Kübler-Ross’ grieving process and the stages of grief. In addition, review the story of Job in the Bible, focusing on his suffering and grief. In this 500-750 minimum word count paper, further examine how this story correlates to the grieving process defined by Kübler-Ross. Then compare and contrast the grieving process as defined by Kübler-Ross and the story of Job by creating a chart that relates to Job’s story to the Kubler Ross stages of Grief. Compare the relationship and interaction between the stages of Job’s Grief and the Kubler Ross stages. Relate research to your own preferred method of handling grief. State whether your research has changed your view of grief. The introduction paragraph previews your paper for your audience and your final sentence is your thesis; one sentence that describes to your audience what your paper will be about.
Grieving process
In this section, briefly discuss the significance of the grieving process and why it is important for a health a worker to understand this process for the sake of not only patients but themselves.
Kübler-Ross ‘ and the Story of Job in chart form
Stages of Grief Job’s – Experience Biblical Reference
Comparative Analysis
Examine how the Story of Job correlates to the grieving process as defined by Kübler-Ross; discuss similarities as well as any differences.
Personal Grief Process
Relate your research to your own preferred method of handling grief. State whether your research has changed your view of grief.
Conclusion
Sum up your paper in the conclusion paragraph. Remember that the conclusion is not a place to bring up new information not previously discussed in your paper. The conclusion simply reviews the content and restates the thesis from your introduction paragraph. The conclusion brings closure to your paper for the audience.
Jermaine Byrant
Nicole Johnson
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