1. Describe the Mature Family.
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has teens or college-age children with the children still living at home
22. According to Wolfelt's article "Helping Children Cope with Grief" (found on
http://funeral.dmacc.edu Grief Words page), should children attend funerals?
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should be allowed, not forced
6. What are the 3 tasks for families in mourning that are listed in the textbook?
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recognition of the loss and acknowledgment of the grief; family must
reorganize with roles reassigned; reinvestment of family members on the
"new" family
14. What group of people experience the most heightened death awareness?
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the elderly, who view themselves as next
8. What times of the year may be extremely difficult for parents who have lost a child?
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the child's birthday; Holidays
25. List the 5 stages of a family.
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New Family; Established Family; Mature Family; Empty Nest Family; Senior
Family
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has teens or college-age children with the children still living at home
22. According to Wolfelt's article "Helping Children Cope with Grief" (found on
http://funeral.dmacc.edu Grief Words page), should children attend funerals?
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should be allowed, not forced
6. What are the 3 tasks for families in mourning that are listed in the textbook?
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recognition of the loss and acknowledgment of the grief; family must
reorganize with roles reassigned; reinvestment of family members on the
"new" family
14. What group of people experience the most heightened death awareness?
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the elderly, who view themselves as next
8. What times of the year may be extremely difficult for parents who have lost a child?
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the child's birthday; Holidays
25. List the 5 stages of a family.
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New Family; Established Family; Mature Family; Empty Nest Family; Senior
Family
