According to research findings, among older adults,
a. one may not expect a full resolution of grief work associated with the death of a spouse.
b. one would expect a full resolution of grief work associated with the death of a spouse in one year.
c. one would expect a full resolution of grief work associated with the death of a spouse in three years. d. one may expect no need for grief work associated with the death of a spouse.
Question 2
Which of the following is considered a result of a research study that followed older couples from before the death of a spouse until 18 months after the death?
a. The chronic grievers were mostly people who had been depressed before the partner became ill. b. The resilient group was made up of people who had unhappy or unsatisfying marriages.
c. The context of the loss did not affect the grieving process.
d. For some groups, there was a relative lack of grief-related symptoms that was not due to denial but was evidence of appropriate coping.
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