Which of the following is not true about grieving children?
a. children may immerse themselves in play activities soon after the death occurs
b. children will be continually preoccupied with thoughts of the dead person
c. children may talk to anyone about a death, even strangers
d. children may ask the same questions over and over about the person who has died
e. children's questions may baffle adults
Question 2
Central issues likely to be prominent in the grief experiences of bereaved children include
a. did I cause it?
b. who is going to take care of me?
c. is it going to happen to me?
d. all of these
e. none of these
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