Brief experiment to measure emotional change in a grieving group
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https://doi.org/10.33898/rdp.v22i85.619Keywords:
Experiment, Emotional Change, Group Psychotherapy, GriefAbstract
An essential element at grief group workshops is emotional work since they constitute a privileged place for their expression and relieve. Objective: pilot study to gather possible emotional variation after a grief group session. Participants: 55 volunteers who attended a grief group workshop in the context of a Grief Workshop Day. It was performed a pre-experimental design with pre and post intervention measures, without control group and using a neutral face image as reference measurement. The results obtained suggest that attribution of emotions to a neutral image can be used in grief groups to measure distribution and emotional change.
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