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Turner, Denise (2016) 'Not behaving as a grieving mother should'. In: Qualitative ethics in practice. Left Coast Press, Abingdon. ISBN 9781629581675

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This chapter explores the ethical pitfalls inherent in the identity construction of 'grieving mothers' within a qualitative study of sudden, unexpected child death. Sudden, unexpected child death remains a taboo within western society and therefore parents, particularly mothers may be constructed within stereotypes of good and bad. The chapter draws on original research to explore the complexities of this, as well as advising on the process of institutional ethical review, where 'sensitive ' subjects and 'vulnerability' are involved.

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Title:
'Not behaving as a grieving mother should'
Creators:
Turner, Denise
Editors:
Tolich, Martin
Date:
22 April 2016
Subjects:
100 Philosophy & psychology > 170 Ethics
300 Social sciences
600 Technology > 610 Medicine & health
Department:
School of Social Professions (to June 2021)
School of Social Sciences and Professions
Publisher:
Left Coast Press
Uncontrolled Keywords:
sudden, unexpected child death; sudden unexplained death in childhood (SUDC); grieving mothers; bereaved mothers; parents; ethics; ethical behaviour; maternal identity
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https://repository.londonmet.ac.uk/id/eprint/5113
Item Type:
Book Section
Depositing User:
Denise Turner
Date Deposited:
17 Sep 2019 10:17
Revision:
15
Last Modified:
17 Sep 2019 10:17
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