What term describes the process by which we interpret major life events (such as loss) and the role they play in reforming our life story.

Which of these is not outlined in Avery Weisman’s interrelated task model?

Which key principle of medical ethics is often spoken about in terms of either “doing good” or “doing no harm”?

Which of these statements is not true of embalming?

While burial has traditionally been the most popular method of body disposition, the use of cremation has increased tenfold (10x or more) within the United States since the 1970s.

Which historical trend has not been observed in research related to the mortality of bereavement?

In the Karefjard (2019) article, we learned about a study using therapy dogs in nursing homes. Discuss one way that people with AD can benefit from interacting with (or having) a pet. 

Extra credit (1 point): Type your answer in the box Caregiver _______ happens when someone’s caregiving responsibilities negatively affect their emotional and physical well-being.

Modern death notifications are often free-flowing and immediate, whereas historically they were hierarchical and slow.

Pain management strategies tend to take a stepwise approach, with the first line of treatment often being non-opioid pain relievers.