Author Question: Which of the following statements by a child would indicate her acceptance of a mother's death? ... (Read 68 times)

Melani1276 · **on:** Jun 27, 2018

Which of the following statements by a child would indicate her acceptance of a mother's death?

a. She is taking a long nap. c. God is not very loving.
b. I am going to be a good girl. d. My mother is in heaven.

Question 2

Research facilities receiving federal funds for research involving children as research subjects must require and make certain that all research protocols:

a. are tested first on animals
b. are tested in another country prior to being tested in this country
c. are reviewed by an institutional review board
d. provide for financial compensation for the child and the parents

mcabuhat · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 27, 2018

Answer to Question 1

D

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A Incorrect. She is taking a long nap indicates denial, early in the grieving process, and a long way from acceptance.
B Incorrect. I am going to be a good girl indicates bargaining, a hope to change the outcome, on the path to acceptance.
C Incorrect. God is not very loving indicates a residual anger, on the path to acceptance.
D Correct. My mother is in heaven indicates complete acceptance of a mother's death by a child. It indicates the griever is consciously aware of what has happened and the finality of death.

Answer to Question 2

C

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A Incorrect. The research involves children, testing on animals is irrelevant.
B Incorrect. The involvement of federal funds does not require research involving children to be first performed in another country.
C Correct. All research facilities that receive federal funds must comply with federal regulations that require review of all experimental protocols by an Institutional Review Board.
D Incorrect. Research involving children is typically done only when the research will benefit the child, or pose little or no risk to the subject. Financial compensation is not required by federal regulation.