Just after the death of a loved one, a person often needs direct practical help in calling close family members and deciding on a funeral home. In which phase of the grief reaction does this need occur?
1. reflection: physical, emotional, and spiritual suffering
2. anticipatory grieving
3. recognition: shock and denial
4. redirection: reorganization and moving ahead
ANS: 3
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