Compared with Survivors of Other Sudden Deaths,people Grieving a Suicidal

question 58

Multiple Choice

Compared with survivors of other sudden deaths,people grieving a suicidal loss are more likely to

• A) experience disenfranchised grief.
• B) conclude that they could have prevented the death.
• C) engage in anticipatory grieving.
• D) recover more quickly.

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