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Grief _____ involve(s) helping people facilitate uncomplicated (“normal”) grief to achieve a healthy adaptation to the tasks of mourning within a reasonable timeframe.

_____ variables define the type of relationship the person had with the deceased.

According to J. William Worden’s paradigm of complicated grief, what other names are used to described delayed grief?   a. inhibited   b. suppressed   c. intensified   d. postponed

This technique helps people being in the present and talk to the deceased rather than talking about the person.  It could be done either with eyes closed or visualizing their presence in an empty chair.

This period called _____, (literally means “seven”) is the week-long mourning period in Judaism for first-degree relatives who stay at home and receive condolence calls.

What type of factors create an abnormal grief reaction when there are multiple losses, such as those occurring in earthquake, fires, and tragic events like those of September 11, 2011?

A recommended grief counseling technique generally employed with bereaved children that could work with adults as well.

According to J. William Worden’s paradigm of complicated grief, what other name or names are used to described exaggerated grief?   a. inhibited   b. suppressed   c. intensified   d. postponed

Each culture has its own rituals that influence the expression of grief. The general patterns of response to death include death _____.   a. denial   b. acceptance   c. defiance   d. devotion

The _____ factors are related to the person’s character and how it affects his or her ability to cope with emotional distress.