Question

question 30 (2 points)
to get through the grieving process, a person needs to

a stop thinking about the future.

b learn how the loss could have been prevented.

c avoid expressing strong emotions.

d face the reality of the loss.

question 31 (2 points)
if a close friend is grieving, what is the best way to show her support?

a be a sympathetic listener.

b leave her alone to process her grief.

c help her recall what she didn’t like about the deceased.

d try to rush her through the grieving process.

Explanation:

Question 30

To get through grief, facing the loss's reality (option d) is key. Stopping future thoughts (a) is unhelpful, preventing loss (b) isn't part of grieving, and avoiding emotions (c) hinders healing.

Supporting a grieving friend: being a sympathetic listener (a) is best. Leaving alone (b) lacks support, recalling negatives (c) is insensitive, and rushing (d) is harmful.

Answer:

d. face the reality of the loss.

Question 31