Question 1

There are many ways for children to cope with the loss of the parent. Which one is not one mentioned in your textbook?

Accepted Answer

A) Writing down their thoughts 
B) Running 
C) Story telling 
D) Drawing and music 
A) Writing down their thoughts 
B) Running 
C) Story telling 
D) Drawing and music C

Question 2

When a sibling is dying,

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A) the energies of parents seem to be directed toward the dying child. 
B) healthy siblings may be distressed and feel guilty about being healthy. 
C) young healthy siblings may demonstrate increased behavior problems. 
D) energies of parents seem to be directed toward the dying child, and so healthy siblings may be distressed and feel guilty about being healthy, and young healthy siblings may demonstrate increased behavior problems. 
A) the energies of parents seem to be directed toward the dying child. 
B) healthy siblings may be distressed and feel guilty about being healthy. 
C) young healthy siblings may demonstrate increased behavior problems. 
D) energies of parents seem to be directed toward the dying child, and so healthy siblings may be distressed and feel guilty about being healthy, and young healthy siblings may demonstrate increased behavior problems. D

Question 3

How can storytelling, music, art, and humor serve as therapy for a grieving individual?

Accepted Answer

Storytelling, music, art, and humor can serve as therapy for a grieving individual in several ways.

Storytelling allows the individual to express their emotions and experiences in a narrative form, which can help them make sense of their grief and find meaning in their loss. It also provides an opportunity for the individual to feel heard and understood by others, which can be incredibly validating and comforting.

Music has the power to evoke strong emotions and can serve as a form of catharsis for the grieving individual. Listening to or creating music can help them release pent-up feelings of sadness, anger, or confusion, and can provide a sense of solace and connection to something greater than themselves.

Art therapy allows the individual to express their emotions and experiences through visual or tactile means, which can be especially helpful for those who struggle to articulate their feelings verbally. Engaging in creative activities can provide a sense of control and empowerment, and can also serve as a distraction from the pain of grief.

Humor can be a powerful coping mechanism for those who are grieving. Finding moments of levity and laughter, even in the midst of sorrow, can provide a much-needed break from the intensity of grief and can help the individual feel more resilient and hopeful.

Overall, storytelling, music, art, and humor can all serve as therapeutic tools for a grieving individual by providing opportunities for expression, connection, catharsis, and coping. These creative outlets can help the individual navigate their grief in a healthy and meaningful way, and can ultimately contribute to their healing process.

Question 4

The loss of an adult child brings about the following feelings except which?

Accepted Answer

A) Their death is against the order of nature. 
B) Interpretation is of punishment for their own shortcomings. 
C) Self-image seems to be destroyed. 
D) Life seems fair for their grandchildren since they might be young and not aware of what is going on. 
A) Their death is against the order of nature. 
B) Interpretation is of punishment for their own shortcomings. 
C) Self-image seems to be destroyed. 
D) Life seems fair for their grandchildren since they might be young and not aware of what is going on.

Question 5

When a spouse's partner dies, the following may be experienced except which?

Accepted Answer

A) Eating alone can be painful 
B) Loneliness 
C) Not enjoying the company of adult children 
D) Difficulty adjusting to not having someone to divide the household labor 
A) Eating alone can be painful 
B) Loneliness 
C) Not enjoying the company of adult children 
D) Difficulty adjusting to not having someone to divide the household labor

Question 6

What are the special problems encountered in the death of a child and in a perinatal death?

Accepted Answer

The death of a child and perinatal death

Question 7

According to your textbook, the death of a second parent can change the focal point of adult siblings'

Accepted Answer

A) finances. 
B) relationships. 
C) interactions. 
D) rituals. 
A) finances. 
B) relationships. 
C) interactions. 
D) rituals.

Question 8

In what ways are deaths of pets and deaths of significant others similar with regard to the bereavement process? Why is grief for the loss of a pet so significant for families? What are some special problems related to the death of a pet?

Accepted Answer

The deaths of pets and significant other

Question 9

When a fetus does not reach full term and life is terminated through a miscarriage, it is known as _______________.

Accepted Answer

A) induced abortion 
B) spontaneous abortion 
C) still birth 
D) preemie 
A) induced abortion 
B) spontaneous abortion 
C) still birth 
D) preemie

Question 10

In talking to a parent after the loss of a child, the text advises that

Accepted Answer

A) you should change the subject when the parent mentions the child's name. 
B) you should try to commiserate by saying that the child's case was bungled by the physicians. 
C) you should avoid the parent because you are uncomfortable. 
D) you should allow the parent to express grief without holding back. 
A) you should change the subject when the parent mentions the child's name. 
B) you should try to commiserate by saying that the child's case was bungled by the physicians. 
C) you should avoid the parent because you are uncomfortable. 
D) you should allow the parent to express grief without holding back.

Question 11

What might cause children to react differently to the death of a grandparent?

Accepted Answer

There are several factors that can cause

Question 12

The death of a ______________ is one of the most grievous of losses.

Accepted Answer

A) pet 
B) child 
C) sibling 
D) parent 
A) pet 
B) child 
C) sibling 
D) parent

Question 13

For grieving adults, death is a reminder _____________________.

Accepted Answer

A) that life is painful 
B) of our own morality 
C) that death is part of the cycle of life 
D) that time is precious 
A) that life is painful 
B) of our own morality 
C) that death is part of the cycle of life 
D) that time is precious

Question 14

Many times a child's first experience with death is that of a ____________.

Accepted Answer

A) pet 
B) sibling 
C) parent 
D) grandparent 
A) pet 
B) sibling 
C) parent 
D) grandparent

Question 15

Bonding between parent and child first occurs

Accepted Answer

A) the first time the baby is held. 
B) during planning of the pregnancy. 
C) after the first fetal movements. 
D) after confirmation of pregnancy. 
A) the first time the baby is held. 
B) during planning of the pregnancy. 
C) after the first fetal movements. 
D) after confirmation of pregnancy.

Question 16

How does the loss of older children and adolescents differ from other deaths?

Accepted Answer

The loss of older children and adolescen

Question 17

What is SIDS? What are the patterns of SIDS deaths? Is SIDS an old or a new phenomenon? Why are deaths from SIDS especially difficult for parents?

Accepted Answer

SIDS, or Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, i

Question 18

On average, veterinarians in the United States tend to euthanize around _____ animal(s) per month.

Accepted Answer

A) 1 
B) 3 
C) 8 
D) 13 
A) 1 
B) 3 
C) 8 
D) 13

Question 19

What is the "sandwich generation"?

Accepted Answer

A) Taking care of one or two young or adult children 
B) Taking care of one or two parents 
C) Taking care of their young children and grandparents 
D) Taking care of their young-adult offspring and parents 
A) Taking care of one or two young or adult children 
B) Taking care of one or two parents 
C) Taking care of their young children and grandparents 
D) Taking care of their young-adult offspring and parents

Question 20

What "losses" are especially difficult in the death of a spouse?

Accepted Answer

The death of a spouse is one of the most

There are many ways for children to cope with the loss of the parent. Which one is not one mentioned in your textbook?

When a sibling is dying,

How can storytelling, music, art, and humor serve as therapy for a grieving individual?

The loss of an adult child brings about the following feelings except which?

When a spouse's partner dies, the following may be experienced except which?

What are the special problems encountered in the death of a child and in a perinatal death?

According to your textbook, the death of a second parent can change the focal point of adult siblings'

In what ways are deaths of pets and deaths of significant others similar with regard to the bereavement process? Why is grief for the loss of a pet so significant for families? What are some special problems related to the death of a pet?

When a fetus does not reach full term and life is terminated through a miscarriage, it is known as _______________.

In talking to a parent after the loss of a child, the text advises that

What might cause children to react differently to the death of a grandparent?

The death of a ______________ is one of the most grievous of losses.

For grieving adults, death is a reminder _____________________.

Many times a child's first experience with death is that of a ____________.

Bonding between parent and child first occurs

How does the loss of older children and adolescents differ from other deaths?

What is SIDS? What are the patterns of SIDS deaths? Is SIDS an old or a new phenomenon? Why are deaths from SIDS especially difficult for parents?

On average, veterinarians in the United States tend to euthanize around _____ animal(s) per month.

What is the "sandwich generation"?

What "losses" are especially difficult in the death of a spouse?

Studying Dying Death and Bereavement

The American Experience of Death

Growing up With Death Growing Old With Death

Perspectives on Death and Life After Death

The Dying Process

Living With Dying

Dying in the American Health Care System

Biomedical Issues and Euthanasia

Suicide and Other Sudden Unnatural Traumatic Deaths

Diversity in Death Rituals

The Business of Dying

The Legal Aspects of Dying

Coping With Loss

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Exam 14: Grieving Throughout the Life Cycle

There are many ways for children to cope with the loss of the parent. Which one is not one mentioned in your textbook?

When a sibling is dying,

How can storytelling, music, art, and humor serve as therapy for a grieving individual?

The loss of an adult child brings about the following feelings except which?

When a spouse's partner dies, the following may be experienced except which?

What are the special problems encountered in the death of a child and in a perinatal death?

According to your textbook, the death of a second parent can change the focal point of adult siblings'

In what ways are deaths of pets and deaths of significant others similar with regard to the bereavement process? Why is grief for the loss of a pet so significant for families? What are some special problems related to the death of a pet?

When a fetus does not reach full term and life is terminated through a miscarriage, it is known as _______________.

In talking to a parent after the loss of a child, the text advises that

What might cause children to react differently to the death of a grandparent?

The death of a ______________ is one of the most grievous of losses.

For grieving adults, death is a reminder _____________________.

Many times a child's first experience with death is that of a ____________.

Bonding between parent and child first occurs

How does the loss of older children and adolescents differ from other deaths?

What is SIDS? What are the patterns of SIDS deaths? Is SIDS an old or a new phenomenon? Why are deaths from SIDS especially difficult for parents?

On average, veterinarians in the United States tend to euthanize around _____ animal(s) per month.

What is the "sandwich generation"?

What "losses" are especially difficult in the death of a spouse?

Studying Dying Death and Bereavement

The American Experience of Death

Growing up With Death Growing Old With Death

Perspectives on Death and Life After Death

The Dying Process

Living With Dying

Dying in the American Health Care System

Biomedical Issues and Euthanasia

Suicide and Other Sudden Unnatural Traumatic Deaths

Diversity in Death Rituals

The Business of Dying

The Legal Aspects of Dying

Coping With Loss

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