Complicated Grief Differs from Normal Grief by the Presence of

question 9

Multiple Choice

Complicated grief differs from normal grief by the presence of

• A) Emotions of anger and regret
• B) Persistent longing and yearning for the deceased
• C) Physical symptoms of headaches and indigestion
• D) Problems with concentration and planning

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