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What is considered an unbelievably bad grieving ritual according to the text?
What is considered an unbelievably bad grieving ritual according to the text?
- Expecting to be served by grieving people at funerals (correct)
- Not talking about the deceased person
- Hiding and getting rid of the deceased person's belongings right away
- Telling children about the death
What is a potential consequence of taking sedatives for a prolonged time, according to the text?
What is a potential consequence of taking sedatives for a prolonged time, according to the text?
- Enhanced coping strategies
- Pathological grief (correct)
- Increased emotional intelligence
- Proper processing of grief
During which phase of the Universal Mourning Process do individuals experience numbness and denial as a protective factor?
During which phase of the Universal Mourning Process do individuals experience numbness and denial as a protective factor?
- Phase 4: Reorganization
- Phase 1: Numbness/ avoidance/ denial (correct)
- Phase 2: Yearning
- Phase 3: Disorganization and despair
What is a characteristic of someone experiencing unresolved/pathological grief?
What is a characteristic of someone experiencing unresolved/pathological grief?
What is a possible reaction to death mentioned in the text?
What is a possible reaction to death mentioned in the text?
What is the main focus of therapies informed by Family Systems Theory (FST)?
What is the main focus of therapies informed by Family Systems Theory (FST)?
Why is it mentioned that grief is never completed in the context of Family Systems Theory?
Why is it mentioned that grief is never completed in the context of Family Systems Theory?
What do unhealthy funeral/grieving rituals lead to, according to the text?
What do unhealthy funeral/grieving rituals lead to, according to the text?
How does Family Systems Theory view dysfunction within a family?
How does Family Systems Theory view dysfunction within a family?
What is the significance of historical antecedents and transition objects within Family Systems Theory?
What is the significance of historical antecedents and transition objects within Family Systems Theory?