Why Is It Unwise to Use Euphemisms When Explaining Death

question 85

Multiple Choice

Why is it unwise to use euphemisms when explaining death to children?​

• A) ​Research shows that such approaches actually lead to greater symptoms in children.
• B) ​Children will come to confuse cartoon and storybook characters with real people.
• C) ​Children will become traumatized and start to fear things they should enjoy.
• D) ​Children will take the euphemisms literally and fail to understand the deeper meaning of such statements.

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