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Lisaclaire

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The chronic grieving pattern of bereavement was associated with a
 
  a. disruption of one's life by the sudden death of a healthy spouse. b. lack of expression of grief related symptoms.
  c. co-dependent relationship with the spouse who died.
  d. long illness punctuated by periods of illness and periods of remission.

Question 2

The term context of loss refers to which of the following that can affect the bereavement process?
 
  a. The nature of the relationship between the deceased and the survivor
  b. The sudden or gradual trajectory of death
  c. The extent to which the survivor believes that his spouse led a full life
  d. All of these



alexisweber49

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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d



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