Nur Atikah Mohamed Hussin
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3784364 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Nur Atikah Mohamed Hussin |
| NOMBRES | Nur Atikah Mohamed |
| APELLIDO | Hussin |
| FIRMA | HUSSIN N A M |
| AFILIACIONES | Tampere University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9015-8626 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2018 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Forgiveness Among Malay Bereaved Parents after the Traumatic Loss of a Child
The traumatic death of a child imposes profound biopsychosocial challenges on parents, disrupting their emotional, relational, and spiritual well-being. Forgiveness has been identified as a potential pathway to post-traumatic growth, yet little is known about how bereaved parents experience and construct forgiveness in the aftermath of such a loss. This qualitative study explored the meanings and processes of forgiveness among ten parents who had…
Finnish parents’ perceptions of death following the traumatic death of a child
Children are expected to outlive and live longer than their parents. However, the traumatic death of a child challenges parents' understanding of life and death. If parents are unable to form their own perceptions of death after such a loss, it can hinder their ability to cope and adjust. This study aims to explore parents' perceptions of death following the traumatic death of a child. To recruit participants, an online advertisement was posted o…
Reconstructing Purpose
The traumatic death of a child profoundly disrupts parents' lives, challenging their sense of meaning and purpose. Despite its significance in understanding parental grief, this topic remains underexplored. This study addresses this gap by examining how Finnish parents reconstruct life purpose and meaning following the loss of a child. Data were collected through an open-ended online questionnaire, distributed via grief support organizations in F…
Navigating Faith
The traumatic loss of a child profoundly impacts parents, often triggering significant transformations in their religious beliefs and spirituality. While the challenges of bereavement are well documented, there remains a gap in understanding the specific ways in which faith and spirituality evolve during the grieving process. This qualitative study examines the role of religion and spirituality in the lives of Finnish parents following the trauma…
Meaning-making Coping in Finnish Parents Following the Traumatic Death of a Child
Meaning-making is a crucial coping strategy for parents following a traumatic loss of their child and has been associated with better adjustment for parents dealing with such losses. However, meaning-making is often underexplored. The present study investigates the use of meaning-making coping among parents who experienced the traumatic death of a child. The study involved 117 participants (n = 108 female, n = 5 male, and n = 4 who did not disclo…
Making Life Meaningful After Cancer
Searching for meaning in life is important to have positive experiences; however, it is challenging for young adults diagnosed with cancer. This study investigates what cancer means to young adults with cancer and how they make life meaningful after a cancer diagnosis. This qualitative study involved 14 young adults recruited from a closed Facebook group. The age range of the participants was between 20 and 39 years, and their survival year was 1…
Finding Hope in Finnish Parents Following the Traumatic Death of Their Child
Hope is a complex and ever-evolving personal phenomenon that plays a vital role in individuals' abilities to cope with stressful events. This is particularly true for parents who are coping with the traumatic loss of a child. However, the topic of hope in this context is often inadequately addressed. The primary objective of this paper is to gain insight into the hope held by Finnish parents following the traumatic loss of a child. This qualitati…
The Journey Towards Resilience among Malaysian Woman with Breast Cancer
A diagnosis of a chronic illness, such as cancer, can lead to a crisis in one's life. Although cancer patients face many biopsychosocial challenges, the literature has pointed to resilience as a key factor in coming to terms with the diagnosis and treatment. Though resilience has been discussed in various disciplines, and also from a socio-cultural perspective, there is still no universal consensus about its defining features. Furthermore, most s…
Elopement and its implications to a family system
Elopement is described as an act that is against the religion, culture and social values of a society. Elopement can cause negative impacts to the individual, the family and society. This issue is commonly discussed from legal and religious perspectives, but not from sociocultural perspectives. This study employed an open-ended question on the perception of elopement among Malay couples. A social media platform, namely Facebook, was utilized as a…
Online safety awareness and human factors
Malaysian bereaved fathers’ experiences after the traumatic death of their child
After the death of a child, bereaved fathers may experience tremendous loss. However, the experiences of bereaved fathers after the death of a child have rarely been studied within the academic literature. This qualitative study aims to explore the experiences of bereaved fathers after their loss. The sample consisted of 12 Malaysian bereaved fathers who lost their child due to accidents (n=11) and homicide (n=1). The findings reported themes whi…
Cancer patients' meaning making regarding their dreams
Dreaming has been associated with human activity, including the activity of individuals with chronic illness. To date, there is a body of literature that has associated dreaming with certain chroni
Religion, Culture and Meaning-Making Coping
The present study aimed to explore the use of meaning-making coping mechanisms (existential, spiritual and religious coping) among ethnic Malay cancer patients in Malaysia and to investigate the impact of culture on their choice of coping methods. Twenty-nine participants with various kinds of cancer were interviewed. Four kinds of coping resources emerged from analyses of the interview transcripts: (1) relying on transcendent power, (2) supernat…
The use of religion in coping with grief among bereaved Malay Muslim parents
The purpose of this study is to explore the influence of religion on bereaved parents after the death of a child. Literature had attempted to understand how religiosity may influence parental grief both in positive and negative ways. However, this area is scarcely explored in the Malaysian context. This qualitative study involved 11 bereaved parents who lost their children due to accidents (n = 9) and homicide (n = 2). Open-ended questions that f…
The Dynamics of Spousal Relationships After the Loss of a Child Among Bereaved Malay Parents
The purpose of this study is to explore the dynamics of the relationship between bereaved parents after the loss of their child. Literature has attempted to understand how coping mechanisms related to gender characteristics, communication, and intimacy influence the spousal relationship after the loss of a child. However, this area is scarcely explored in a Malaysian context. This qualitative study involved 11 bereaved parents. These parents had …
Operationalizing routine activity theory in juvenile delinquency
Routine activity theory, introduced by Cohen and Felson, may be useful in informing social workers to design better interventions with juvenile offenders. This article aims to apply the theory in the juvenile context through operationalizing the three elements specified by the theory – namely an absence of guardianship, a motivated offender and a suitable target. In order to do this, this article reviewed related studies that have been conducted …
Online safety awareness and human factors
The Journey Towards Resilience among Malaysian Woman with Breast Cancer
A diagnosis of a chronic illness, such as cancer, can lead to a crisis in one's life. Although cancer patients face many biopsychosocial challenges, the literature has pointed to resilience as a key factor in coming to terms with the diagnosis and treatment. Though resilience has been discussed in various disciplines, and also from a socio-cultural perspective, there is still no universal consensus about its defining features. Furthermore, most s…
Operationalizing routine activity theory in juvenile delinquency
Routine activity theory, introduced by Cohen and Felson, may be useful in informing social workers to design better interventions with juvenile offenders. This article aims to apply the theory in the juvenile context through operationalizing the three elements specified by the theory – namely an absence of guardianship, a motivated offender and a suitable target. In order to do this, this article reviewed related studies that have been conducted …
The use of religion in coping with grief among bereaved Malay Muslim parents
The purpose of this study is to explore the influence of religion on bereaved parents after the death of a child. Literature had attempted to understand how religiosity may influence parental grief both in positive and negative ways. However, this area is scarcely explored in the Malaysian context. This qualitative study involved 11 bereaved parents who lost their children due to accidents (n = 9) and homicide (n = 2). Open-ended questions that f…
The Dynamics of Spousal Relationships After the Loss of a Child Among Bereaved Malay Parents
The purpose of this study is to explore the dynamics of the relationship between bereaved parents after the loss of their child. Literature has attempted to understand how coping mechanisms related to gender characteristics, communication, and intimacy influence the spousal relationship after the loss of a child. However, this area is scarcely explored in a Malaysian context. This qualitative study involved 11 bereaved parents. These parents had …
Operationalizing routine activity theory in juvenile delinquency
Routine activity theory, introduced by Cohen and Felson, may be useful in informing social workers to design better interventions with juvenile offenders. This article aims to apply the theory in the juvenile context through operationalizing the three elements specified by the theory – namely an absence of guardianship, a motivated offender and a suitable target. In order to do this, this article reviewed related studies that have been conducted …
Religion, Culture and Meaning-Making Coping
The present study aimed to explore the use of meaning-making coping mechanisms (existential, spiritual and religious coping) among ethnic Malay cancer patients in Malaysia and to investigate the impact of culture on their choice of coping methods. Twenty-nine participants with various kinds of cancer were interviewed. Four kinds of coping resources emerged from analyses of the interview transcripts: (1) relying on transcendent power, (2) supernat…
Malaysian bereaved fathers’ experiences after the traumatic death of their child
After the death of a child, bereaved fathers may experience tremendous loss. However, the experiences of bereaved fathers after the death of a child have rarely been studied within the academic literature. This qualitative study aims to explore the experiences of bereaved fathers after their loss. The sample consisted of 12 Malaysian bereaved fathers who lost their child due to accidents (n=11) and homicide (n=1). The findings reported themes whi…
Cancer patients' meaning making regarding their dreams
Dreaming has been associated with human activity, including the activity of individuals with chronic illness. To date, there is a body of literature that has associated dreaming with certain chroni
Online safety awareness and human factors
Elopement and its implications to a family system
Elopement is described as an act that is against the religion, culture and social values of a society. Elopement can cause negative impacts to the individual, the family and society. This issue is commonly discussed from legal and religious perspectives, but not from sociocultural perspectives. This study employed an open-ended question on the perception of elopement among Malay couples. A social media platform, namely Facebook, was utilized as a…
Finding Hope in Finnish Parents Following the Traumatic Death of Their Child
Hope is a complex and ever-evolving personal phenomenon that plays a vital role in individuals' abilities to cope with stressful events. This is particularly true for parents who are coping with the traumatic loss of a child. However, the topic of hope in this context is often inadequately addressed. The primary objective of this paper is to gain insight into the hope held by Finnish parents following the traumatic loss of a child. This qualitati…
The Journey Towards Resilience among Malaysian Woman with Breast Cancer
A diagnosis of a chronic illness, such as cancer, can lead to a crisis in one's life. Although cancer patients face many biopsychosocial challenges, the literature has pointed to resilience as a key factor in coming to terms with the diagnosis and treatment. Though resilience has been discussed in various disciplines, and also from a socio-cultural perspective, there is still no universal consensus about its defining features. Furthermore, most s…
Finnish parents’ perceptions of death following the traumatic death of a child
Children are expected to outlive and live longer than their parents. However, the traumatic death of a child challenges parents' understanding of life and death. If parents are unable to form their own perceptions of death after such a loss, it can hinder their ability to cope and adjust. This study aims to explore parents' perceptions of death following the traumatic death of a child. To recruit participants, an online advertisement was posted o…
Reconstructing Purpose
The traumatic death of a child profoundly disrupts parents' lives, challenging their sense of meaning and purpose. Despite its significance in understanding parental grief, this topic remains underexplored. This study addresses this gap by examining how Finnish parents reconstruct life purpose and meaning following the loss of a child. Data were collected through an open-ended online questionnaire, distributed via grief support organizations in F…
Navigating Faith
The traumatic loss of a child profoundly impacts parents, often triggering significant transformations in their religious beliefs and spirituality. While the challenges of bereavement are well documented, there remains a gap in understanding the specific ways in which faith and spirituality evolve during the grieving process. This qualitative study examines the role of religion and spirituality in the lives of Finnish parents following the trauma…
Meaning-making Coping in Finnish Parents Following the Traumatic Death of a Child
Meaning-making is a crucial coping strategy for parents following a traumatic loss of their child and has been associated with better adjustment for parents dealing with such losses. However, meaning-making is often underexplored. The present study investigates the use of meaning-making coping among parents who experienced the traumatic death of a child. The study involved 117 participants (n = 108 female, n = 5 male, and n = 4 who did not disclo…
Making Life Meaningful After Cancer
Searching for meaning in life is important to have positive experiences; however, it is challenging for young adults diagnosed with cancer. This study investigates what cancer means to young adults with cancer and how they make life meaningful after a cancer diagnosis. This qualitative study involved 14 young adults recruited from a closed Facebook group. The age range of the participants was between 20 and 39 years, and their survival year was 1…
Forgiveness Among Malay Bereaved Parents after the Traumatic Loss of a Child
The traumatic death of a child imposes profound biopsychosocial challenges on parents, disrupting their emotional, relational, and spiritual well-being. Forgiveness has been identified as a potential pathway to post-traumatic growth, yet little is known about how bereaved parents experience and construct forgiveness in the aftermath of such a loss. This qualitative study explored the meanings and processes of forgiveness among ten parents who had…
Psychology (14 obras) · Grief, Bereavement, and Mental Health (10 obras) · Sociology (10 obras) · Qualitative research (9 obras) · Social Psychology (9 obras) · Psychotherapist (8 obras) · Thematic analysis (7 obras) · Clinical Psychology (6 obras) · Developmental psychology (6 obras) · Medicine (6 obras)