Dealing with Grief and Bereavement

• Skipping meals, drinking only water, overeating protein
• Eating too much, sleeping too little, exercising too often
• Not eating, binge eating, expelling food (correct)
• Eating junk food, avoiding fruits and vegetables, overeating sweets

• Show tough love, encourage them to keep busy at all times, and ignore their feelings
• Give them space to grieve alone, avoid talking about the deceased, and suggest they move on quickly
• Tell them to get over it quickly, avoid mentioning the deceased, and criticize their grieving process
• Offer emotional support, cook them food, and attend religious occasions with them (correct)

• Grief typically causes people to engage in more social events
• Grief can result in a desire to isolate oneself and avoid activities (correct)
• Grief has no impact on an individual's participation in normal routines
• Grief can lead to increased enjoyment of daily activities

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