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Participants express agreement by emphasizing the study’s findings, such as the 47% report rate of hallucinations and their private, culturally accepted nature, using words like 'pioneering' and phrases like 'high prevalence'. The tone is analytical yet empathetic, reflecting both curiosity and respect for the research’s significance.
Most participants acknowledge the findings, highlighting the high prevalence of hallucinations and their normalcy, which shows general agreement with the publication's conclusions.
Discussions reflect strong curiosity, especially with references to historical and observational significance, indicating high interest.
Many discussions analyze the implications, citing specific statistics and commenting on the social and emotional aspects, demonstrating thoughtful engagement.
The discussions underline the importance of understanding these phenomena in widowed populations, suggesting modest but meaningful influence on perceptions of widowhood experiences.
@jjfrey3MD Thanks so much John The Hallucinations of Widowhood
これもPubMedCentralで公開されてる。こういう、古典的な文献への無料アクセスができるっていいよなあ。 W. Dewi Rees, The Hallucinations of Widowhood, Br Med J. 1971 Oct 2; 4(5778): 37-38, 39-41. doi: 10.1136/bmj.4.5778.37 https://t.co/uK3w1vwMkU
None of those whose bereavement experiences are reported in the #Hallucinations of #Widowhood study , reported dramatic changes to their lifestyle & became missionaries proclaiming their experience . #EasterSunday #resurrrection.
The 1971 pioneering study “The Hallucinations of Widowhood”, revealed that 47% of widows ‘felt the presence of ‘, ‘saw’, ‘heard ‘ , ‘spoke to’ , or were touched by their dead spouse , and for many years , but they kept the experiences to themselves . #EasterSunday #resurrection
Senses of Presence研究において言及されるW. DEWI REESによる古典的な論文The Hallucinations of Widowhood, British Medical Journal, 1971, 4, 37-41。彼は熱心な国教会のクリスチャンだったんだな。
In a 1971 study carried out in a defined area of mid-Wales of what Dewi Rees called the hallucinations of widowhood he found that 46.7 percent of widows reported such (deceased partner) visions. Rees, W.Dewi, The Hallucinations of WidowhoodBritish Medical Journal, 1971, 4, 37-41
Are fleeting encounters with the deceased a sign of illness or normal grief? This episode examines when such phenomena are normal and when they signal caution, providing insights on assessment, communication, and…
Senses of Presence研究において言及されるW. DEWI REESによる古典的な論文The Hallucinations of Widowhood, British Medical Journal, 1971, 4, 37-41。彼は熱心な国教会のクリスチャンだったんだな。
これもPubMedCentralで公開されてる。こういう、古典的な文献への無料アクセスができるっていいよなあ。 W. Dewi Rees, The Hallucinations of Widowhood, Br Med J. 1971 Oct 2; 4(5778): 37-38, 39-41. doi: 10.1136/bmj.4.5778.37 https://t.co/uK3w1vwMkU
@jjfrey3MD Thanks so much John The Hallucinations of Widowhood
In a 1971 study carried out in a defined area of mid-Wales of what Dewi Rees called the hallucinations of widowhood he found that 46.7 percent of widows reported such (deceased partner) visions. Rees, W.Dewi, The Hallucinations of WidowhoodBritish Medical Journal, 1971, 4, 37-41
@mikejohansenmd Rees: The Hallucinations of Widowhood. One of the great community based observational studies ever. https://t.co/Aujsh1eX52
None of those whose bereavement experiences are reported in the #Hallucinations of #Widowhood study , reported dramatic changes to their lifestyle & became missionaries proclaiming their experience . #EasterSunday #resurrrection.
The 1971 pioneering study “The Hallucinations of Widowhood”, revealed that 47% of widows ‘felt the presence of ‘, ‘saw’, ‘heard ‘ , ‘spoke to’ , or were touched by their dead spouse , and for many years , but they kept the experiences to themselves . #EasterSunday #resurrection
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London, New York: Routledge. Rees, W.D. (1971). The hallucinations of widowhood. British Medical. Journal, 4, 37–41. https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.4.5778.37 ...
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