Grief-stricken school-age children are
A) usually more willing than adolescents to confide in parents.
B) less likely than teenagers to escape from grief through acting-out behavior.
C) less likely than adolescents to become depressed.
D) more likely to adjust favorably if they are protected from the details of the death.
A
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a. semantic regularities. b. the oblique effect. c. size constancy. d. the light-from-above heuristic.
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