The most overlooked losses of a child are those that happen through
a. accidents.
b. chronic disease.
c. stillbirth, miscarriage, abortion, and neonatal death.
d. war.
Question 2
When asked about death, young adults report strong feelings that those who die at this point in their lives
a. are able to avoid end-of-life issues and suffering.
b. were probably engaging in risky behavior.
c. probably had some form of genetic or chromosomal abnormality that contributed to early death.
d. are cheated out of their futures.
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