Healing after the death of a loved one is most difficult when:

a) The bereaved is not allowed to mourn in the way he or she wishes

b) The death is a long, protracted one

c.) A period of grief has already elapsed

d) No other mourners are present

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30 July, 12:08

Healing after the death of a loved one is most difficult when:

a) The bereaved is not allowed to mourn in the way he or she wishes

b) The death is a long, protracted one

c.) A period of grief has already elapsed

d) No other mourners are present

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Sullivan · Answer 1

the correct answer is b

Jeremiah Whitney · Answer 2

The correct answer is B.

Explanation:

If the person isn't allowed to respond to death in the way they which, they may undergo a turmoil of feelings and feel trapped. Death is always hardest when you can't respond to it the way you want to.

As for the other choices, B and C would make death easier on the person. D would probably endow the person with a bit more comfort and freedom to mourn how they want to.

Healing after the death of a loved one is most difficult when:a) The bereaved is not allowed to mourn in the way he or she wishesb) The death is a long, protracted onec.) A period of grief has already elapsedd) No other mourners are present

Healing after the death of a loved one is most difficult when:

a) The bereaved is not allowed to mourn in the way he or she wishes

b) The death is a long, protracted one

c.) A period of grief has already elapsed

d) No other mourners are present