A Study in Sweden Asked Parents Whose Child Had Died

question 32

Multiple Choice

A study in Sweden asked parents whose child had died from cancer whether or not they had talked about death with their child. Results showed that:

• A)No parent who had talked with his or her child about death regretted having done so.
• B)Most parents who had not talked with their child about death regretted not having done so.
• C)All parents who had not talked with their child about death were pleased with their decisions.
• D)All of these
• E)None of these

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Definitions:

General Intelligence

A theoretical construct that involves the ability to think abstractly, reason, understand complex ideas, and solve problems.

Multiple Intelligences

A theory proposed by Howard Gardner that suggests individuals have different kinds of intelligences, such as linguistic, logical-mathematical, musical, bodily-kinesthetic, spatial, interpersonal, intrapersonal, and naturalist.

Analytical Intelligence

The ability to analyze, evaluate, judge, or compare and contrast information.

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