For middle-aged adults who are dying, planning one's own funeral and burial arrangements represents
a. an inability to minimize postdeath burdens on others
b. a healthy vitality
c. a morbid surrender to impending death
d. all of these
e. none of these
Question 2
Mrs. K, age 54, is diagnosed with lung cancer with a prognosis of six months to live. She has a loving husband and two children. According to developmental theorists, her response to this situation is likely to be to
a. contemplate suicide
b. make plans for the future
c. become self-indulgent
d. change therapies and treatment
e. none of these
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