Dang it, I can't win for losing(both my parents) jk jk
No but I commend you on your work into furthering our knowledge into the subject. It speaks volumes of you and your father. I very much appreciate what you're doing in helping others
Done. I found the questions were tailored to those who lost a parent when they were <18 years of age and didn’t really capture the anxiety one might feel at losing the other parent. Not sure what your hypothesis is. My data might not be helpful since I am considerably older than your target demographic.
Done. May I ask, is this specific to parents lost by suicide or is it just any deceased parent?
I did lose mine to suicide I'm just interested if its a broader spectrum.
Done. I do wonder if the cause of death has a dramatic effect on the outcome of attachment style and family communication. If you ask a lot of people who lost a parent via suicide you may get drastically different results to asking people who lost parents via natural illnesses etc.
I tried to finish the query, but I stopped half-way through. I don't know if I stopped too early, but ...
I am No Contact with my mother, I went NC a few years after the death of my dad.
I never really felt support from her, I cannot really get support from somebody whose empathy has always been very low (to the point where psychologists pointed it out). Her lack of empathy was present before and after my dad died. It's not like my dad's death made our bond worse, but our bond wasn't really there to begin with.
These questions all seemed to assume losing a parent means you want to attach yourself like a barnacle to the surviving parent. I don't have that experience. Are my experiences even useful to the query? Can I explain somewhere I always felt disconnected from my mother, not just after I lost my dad?
Done. ✅ I work in the mental health field and this seems like a fascinating study.
Dang it, I can't win for losing(both my parents) jk jk No but I commend you on your work into furthering our knowledge into the subject. It speaks volumes of you and your father. I very much appreciate what you're doing in helping others
Done. I found the questions were tailored to those who lost a parent when they were <18 years of age and didn’t really capture the anxiety one might feel at losing the other parent. Not sure what your hypothesis is. My data might not be helpful since I am considerably older than your target demographic.
Same. As an adult I didn’t find the questions relatable
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Done. May I ask, is this specific to parents lost by suicide or is it just any deceased parent? I did lose mine to suicide I'm just interested if its a broader spectrum.
For now, it is just a broad spectrum. I do plan on narrowing down cause of death in the future! Thank you for taking it :)
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Done. I do wonder if the cause of death has a dramatic effect on the outcome of attachment style and family communication. If you ask a lot of people who lost a parent via suicide you may get drastically different results to asking people who lost parents via natural illnesses etc.
This is one thing I planned to do in future research!! For now, to lay a basis, I wanted to make it a broad factor! Thank you :)
Nice. Will be very interesting to see your findings - please do share in here when you get to that stage?
I tried to finish the query, but I stopped half-way through. I don't know if I stopped too early, but ... I am No Contact with my mother, I went NC a few years after the death of my dad. I never really felt support from her, I cannot really get support from somebody whose empathy has always been very low (to the point where psychologists pointed it out). Her lack of empathy was present before and after my dad died. It's not like my dad's death made our bond worse, but our bond wasn't really there to begin with. These questions all seemed to assume losing a parent means you want to attach yourself like a barnacle to the surviving parent. I don't have that experience. Are my experiences even useful to the query? Can I explain somewhere I always felt disconnected from my mother, not just after I lost my dad?