According to Edgar Jackson, what factors are especially important in a survivor's response to loss?
A. Personality, mode of death, and social roles
B. Mode of death, values, and relationship with the deceased
C. Values, culture, and social roles
D. Personality, social roles, values, and perception of the deceased's importance
Answer: D
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