The document outlines different personality types and attitudes towards illness. It describes 11 types of accentuated personalities including demonstrative, pedantic, rigid, hyperthymic, and explosive personalities. It also lists 12 attitudes towards illness such as harmonic, ergopathic, and anosognostic attitudes. The document breaks down components of reactions to disease and lists 5 stages of dying including denying, protesting, and accepting personal death.
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Survival Guide For Empaths: How To Overcome Your Limiting Beliefs, A Plan For The Highly Sensitive, Coping With Destress, Empath Healing Made Easy For Beginners
The document outlines different personality types and attitudes towards illness. It describes 11 types of accentuated personalities including demonstrative, pedantic, rigid, hyperthymic, and explosive personalities. It also lists 12 attitudes towards illness such as harmonic, ergopathic, and anosognostic attitudes. The document breaks down components of reactions to disease and lists 5 stages of dying including denying, protesting, and accepting personal death.
The document outlines different personality types and attitudes towards illness. It describes 11 types of accentuated personalities including demonstrative, pedantic, rigid, hyperthymic, and explosive personalities. It also lists 12 attitudes towards illness such as harmonic, ergopathic, and anosognostic attitudes. The document breaks down components of reactions to disease and lists 5 stages of dying including denying, protesting, and accepting personal death.
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The document outlines different personality types and attitudes towards illness. It describes 11 types of accentuated personalities including demonstrative, pedantic, rigid, hyperthymic, and explosive personalities. It also lists 12 attitudes towards illness such as harmonic, ergopathic, and anosognostic attitudes. The document breaks down components of reactions to disease and lists 5 stages of dying including denying, protesting, and accepting personal death.
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1. Demonstrative - Being in the center of attention - Egocentric - Fantasy, lying 2. Pedantic - rigid, inert mental processes - Rarely participate in conflicts - Difficulty in making decisions - Work as burocrats 3. Rigid - Tend to have affects - Seek for truth - Supsicious - Remember insults - Very ambitious 4. Hyperthymic - Mood is always elevated - Active - Can’t fit into discipline requirements, monotonous work - Can’t stay alone 5. Explosive - Tend to explode - Ambitious - Rigid affect 6. Dysthymic - Serious - Slow - Weak will power - Bad mood - Quiet - Sense of justice - Tend to see dark side of the life 7. Anxious - Shy, lack of self-confidence - Fears, anxiety - Rarely participate in conflicts - Friendly - Self-criticism - Conscientious 8. Exalted - High range of emotional states - Argue without conflicts - Talkative 9. Emotive - Sensitive - They like animals, nature, people - Golden heart - Sympathetic 10. Cyclothymic - Emotions change easily and depend on circumstances Attitudes towards illness 1. Harmonic 2. Ergopathic – “dives” into work 3. Anosognostic – denies having the disease 4. Anxious – many consultations and analyses 5. Hypochondriacal – multiple complaints 6. Neurasthenic – can’t bare pain, tears, irritation • Attitudes towards illness 7. Melancholic – depressive mood, suicidal thoughts, pessimistic, doesn’t believe in recovering 8. Apathetic – indifferent about the outcome of the disease, passive compliance 9. Sensitive – concerned about other people’s opinion • Attitudes towards illness 10. Egocentric – “dives” into the disease, other people are considered as competitors for attention 11. Paranoial – suspicious, demanding, can sue the doctors 12. Dysphoric – aggressive, bad mood, anger, envy and hatred towards healthy people • Components of the reaction on the disease 1. Sensations 2. Emotional 3. Intellectual 4. Sensitive (socially oriented) 5. Motivational • Stages of dying 1. Denying – “It can’t be” 2. Protesting – “Why me?” 3. Asking to postpone the end – “Not now” 4. Reactive depression 5. Accepting personal death
Survival Guide For Empaths: How To Overcome Your Limiting Beliefs, A Plan For The Highly Sensitive, Coping With Destress, Empath Healing Made Easy For Beginners