The Grief Work as Rumination Hypothesis Proposes That

question 17

Multiple Choice

The grief work as rumination hypothesis proposes that

• A) the grieving process is vital to recovery from loss.
• B) excessive grieving is an indication of love and attachment to the deceased.
• C) rumination is a positive form of coping.
• D) extensive grieving may be a form of rumination that increases distress.

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