摘要：Marriot bomb explosions occurred in August 2003, where on that happenedcaused some people become victims. Blasting is also an impact for the familyespecially the wife or partner becomes the victim died, therefore this researchaims to find out in depth, how the spouse receiving victims of that tragedy diedin the Marriott bombing. The factors that support the reception of the subjectand how the admissions process for subject incident. The method used in thisstudy is a qualitative case study. Subjects in this study amounted to one person,where the subject is the wife of the victim who died in the Marriottbombing. The data obtained in this study were also obtained from theSignificant Other (SO) which is the subject's brother and husband bothsubjects. Data collection techniques in this study done by is common peromaninterview, where an interview is to give greater breadth to the types compare toother observation. While interview conducted in this research isnon-participants, this kind make it easier for researchers to do research andfocus on subjects. The results of this research is a good self-acceptance on thesubject myself, this can be seen from some of the characteristics of goodself-acceptance on the subject, which have realistic expectations, confident ofstandardization, has limitations count on himself and did not look at themselvesin irrational, self-aware assets owned and subject is aware of the lack someonewithout blaming others. In addition there are factors that support some goodacceptance subject in itself, namely the notion of self, a realistic expectation, theabsence of environmental constraints, community attitudes which enjoyable, theabsence of severe emotional disturbance that makes the individual able to workwell possible and to feel happy and effects previously experienced success thereis also a broad perspective on the subject themselves in the process ofself-acceptance of the Marriott bombing accident in which subjects the victim'shusband, the subject through a few stages, namely denial (denied),anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.
