Author Question: The grief work as rumination hypothesis proposes that a. the grieving process is vital to ... (Read 64 times)

amal · **on:** Aug 23, 2018

The grief work as rumination hypothesis proposes that

a. the grieving process is vital to recovery from loss.
b. excessive grieving is an indication of love and attachment to the deceased.
c. rumination is a positive form of coping.
d. extensive grieving may be a form of rumination that increases distress.

Question 2

Complicated or prolonged grief disorder is distinguished from depression in terms of

a. severity and duration of symptoms.
b. separation and traumatic distress.
c. increased substance abuse.
d. difficulty with family members.