Survivors of suicides must cope with tasks related to
a. the death of someone to whom one has been close
b. a death due to a non-natural cause
c. a death perceived to have been avoidable
d. a sudden death
e. all of these
Question 2
Researchers in the 1970s reported that a completed suicide by a family member often intensified survivors' experiences of
a. inimicality, perturbation, and constriction
b. helplessness, hopelessness, and haplessness
c. integration and regulation
d. anger, sadness, and guilt
e. autonomy, ambivalence, and altruism
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