A Fundamental Lesson from Research on the Development of Children's

question 23

Multiple Choice

A fundamental lesson from research on the development of children's concepts of death is that children _________.

• A)at a young age are able to grasp a mature concept of death
• B)make an active effort to grasp or understand death
• C)who think of death as sleep are without a concept of death
• D)personify death in Hungary and in other countries
• E)can grasp the finality of death before the age of 5

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