Ancc pmhnp chapters 9 10 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

object loss theory - a psychodynamic theory that assumes that early psychological developmental issues lay the foundation for depressive responses later in life; loss may be related to maternal death, illness, or emotional lack of availability and this critical loss event predisposes child to respond in similar ways to any future losses or separation aggression-turned-inward theory - psychodynamic theory that assumes that if a child undergoes loss related to maternal death, illness, emotion...

object loss theory - a psychodynamic theory that assumes that early psychological developmental issues lay the foundation for depressive responses later in life; loss may be related to maternal death, illness, or emotional lack of availability and this critical loss event predisposes child to respond in similar ways to any future losses or separation aggression-turned-inward theory - psychodynamic theory that assumes that if a child undergoes loss related to maternal death, illness, emotional...