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When a husband dies, his wife may need to create a new identity and social life in the community because the loss
 
  a. ended his participation in household responsibilities.
  b. reawakened a prior psychosocial crisis.
  c. affected a reciprocal social role.
  d. prompted introjections of her spouse.

Question 2

Which of the following groups was composed of people who were preoccupied with a search for meaning in trying to make sense of a spouse's death?
 
  a. The resilient group
  b. The philosophical bipolar group c. The chronic explorers
  d. The chronic grievers



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

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