Kubler-Ross believes that our culture sees death as
a. a transition into a greater eternal life.
b. defeatable through modern medical science.
c. an unspeakable issue, more so than sex or violence.
d. a resolvable issue through erecting monuments and memorials.
Question 2
Reformulating loss in a context of growth in the grieving process means
a. numbing oneself to future crisis because of familiarity with the experience.
b. resolving the loss of a loved one.
c. emerging from the crisis with greater strength.
d. obtaining help from a support group.
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Culture and Addiction (1 of 2) الثقافة والإدمان