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Describe four things you can do to help someone who is grieving. (4 points, 1 for each correct answer)
 
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Question 2

Which of the following was NOT true of our society a century ago?
 
  a. The infant mortality rate was higher.
  b. People were more in touch with the natural cycle of life.
  c. People were more mobile.
  d. The immediate family was much more involved when a family member died.



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Answer to Question 1

Describe four things you can do to help someone who is grieving. 4 points, 1 for each of any of the following:
- Saying things the right way; phrases that help and those that don't help
- Don't feel you need to say anything; just being there helps
- Take the initiative; don't just offer help, show up without being asked
- Help with everyday chores
- Listen
- Allow the bereaved to express feelings of guilt; don't say they don't need to feel guilty
- Allow the bereaved to grieve in their own way; don't hurry people along
- Accept mood changes
- For several years, be there on special occasions
- Share your own memories of the person who died
- Understand that the bereaved will always remember their loved one

Answer to Question 2

C



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