The Dual-Process Model of Coping with Bereavement Proposes That the Most

question 15

Multiple Choice

The dual-process model of coping with bereavement proposes that the most adaptive way to adapt to loss is to:

• A) completely repress the fact that the loss occurred.
• B) alternate between restoration and loss as coping methods.
• C) focus only on dealing with the practical consequences of the loss.
• D) become entirely immersed in one's feelings about the loss.

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Basic Emotions

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Individualist

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Universal Emotion

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