Question

to get through the grieving process, a person needs to: *
avoid expressing strong emotions
stop thinking about the future
face the reality of the loss
learn how the loss could have been prevented

nonhostile comments that point out problems and encourage improvement.
constructive criticism
criticism
self esteem
pride

Explanation:

For the first question: Grieving health frameworks emphasize that acknowledging and accepting the reality of loss is a foundational step in processing grief; suppressing emotions, fixating on prevention, or ignoring the future hinders healing.
For the second question: The definition matches the core of constructive criticism, which is non-hostile, problem-focused, and aimed at growth, unlike general criticism (which can be hostile) or the unrelated terms self-esteem and pride.

Answer:

1. face the reality of the loss
2. Constructive criticism