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asmith134

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The loss of a pet can be as upsetting as the loss of a loved one. Which of the following is NOT a true statement?
 
  A. For some people, especially the elderly, the pet is a daily (and sometimes only) source of love.
  B. Pets can provide affection and unconditional love.
  C. Most people love their pets more than their family members.
  D. Caring for a pet provides a reason to carry on.

Question 2

__________ is not an example of ambiguous loss.
 
  A. The kidnapping of a child
  B. Alzheimer's disease
  C. Infertility
  D. Death by suicide



sokh

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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D



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