What Type of Death Often Shatters the Survivors' Assumptions That

question 97

Multiple Choice

What type of death often shatters the survivors' assumptions that the world is benevolent, just, and predictable, and the psychological effects are evident for years afterward?

• A)unavoidable death
• B)expected death
• C)sudden death
• D)anticipated death

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Eye-Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR)

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