Death of a Parent Is Traumatic for Children Regardless of Their

question 5

Multiple Choice

Death of a parent is traumatic for children regardless of their age. For very young children, it is compounded by their understanding that:

• A) Death is permanent and they will never see their parent again.
• B) Death is beyond their comprehension; they have no understanding of it on any level.
• C) Death is equated with separation and they believe their parent will return.
• D) Death is scary and can happen to them if they fall asleep.

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