Question

When family members healthy adaptation to parental loss is more likely to occur Keep themselves busy Support open expressions of feelings about the deceased Avoid talking about a parent's death Try to act as if the death had not occurred Question 21 (1 point) Which of the following is NOT helpful to children who have lost a family member through death? Acknowledging the grief children feel Supporting children's expressions of their grief (anger, crying, bewilderment, etc.) Letting the child take the lead as to when, how long, and how much is discussed Encouraging children to "put it out of their minds"

Answer 1

When family members avoid talking about a parent's death, healthy adaptation to parental loss is more likely to occur. The third option is the correct answer.

21. Acknowledging the grief children feel is not helpful to children who have lost a family member through death. The first option is the correct answer.