In Their Death-Related Practices, African Americans Are Said to Be

question 4

Multiple Choice

In their death-related practices, African Americans are said to be:

• A)Unwilling to touch the body at the funeral, but likely to visit the grave
• B)Unlikely to be freely expressive in times of grief
• C)Likely to regard funerals as unimportant
• D)Unlikely to hold funeral directors in high regard
• E)Likely to view death as a moment in which recognition can be provided for the deceased person's ability to stand up to others

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