Answer to Question 1
False
Answer to Question 2
The four-component model relies heavily on emotion theory. It proposes that understanding grief is based on the context of the loss (e.g., was the death expected?), continuation of subjective meaning associated with the loss (e.g., questioning the meaning of life), changing representations of the lost relationship over time, and the role of coping and emotion-regulating processes. The dual-process model emphasizes the role of loss-oriented stressors (e.g., the amount of grief work needed to be done) and restoration-oriented stressors (e.g., building new relationships). This model sees people cycling back and forth between dealing with grief and moving on.