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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