In Explaining Death to Children One Should

question 29

Multiple Choice

In explaining death to children one should

• A)avoid euphemisms.
• B)use only euphemisms.
• C)be dishonest.
• D)not answer the child's questions.

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Definitions:

Wealthy People

Individuals possessing a significant amount of capital, assets, or resources, well above the financial average of the general population.

Ill-Gotten Gains

Profits or benefits acquired dishonestly or through unethical means.

Just-World Phenomenon

A cognitive bias that leads individuals to believe that the world is inherently fair, leading them to rationalize an unwarranted, good or bad situation as deserving.

Natural Disaster

Severe, catastrophic events resulting from natural processes of the Earth, such as earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, and volcanic eruptions.