For Girls Who Lost Their Mother During Childhood, the Long-Term

Multiple Choice

For girls who lost their mother during childhood, the long-term effects of bereavement are more likely to include:

A) as mothers, such women showed symptoms of depression, worried about their own deaths, were overprotective, and were perfectionists
B) these women often proved to be effective mothers themselves despite the impact of the loss of a mother during childhood
C) rhese women were more likely not to have children themselves out of fear that their own children would be more likely to have to deal with possible loss of a parent during childhood
D) both a and b.