When explaining the events of a funeral to a child, the Dougy Center (2004) suggests that it is best to “tell it like it is.”

Knowing the impending death is real, not liking the fact, but realizing you must go on is called:

When one attempts to make deals with God to stop or change the diagnosis, one is?

The act or event of separation or loss that results in the experience of grief is…

In considering the four tasks of mourning, which one of the following is identified as task II?

How many forms of complicated grief are there?

How many determinants of grief are there?

Funeral service psychology is:

a state of tension typically characterized by rapid heartbeat and shortness of breath. Accompanied by premonition or fear that something is going to happen is called:

Grief work is always the process of getting professional help.