Grief, Mortality, and Death Quiz

One of the emotional responses to the loss of a loved one.

A Mexican tradition honoring deceased loved ones.

The natural reaction to loss, often involving intense sadness.

A formal event for honoring and remembering the deceased.

In Judaism, burial is the traditional practice.

Not recognized as a stage in the Kübler-Ross model of grief.

The idea that awareness of death influences behavior and attitudes.

The ability to recover and adapt after adversity.

One of the stages in the grieving process characterized by profound sadness.

Grieving in advance of an anticipated loss.

An irrational fear of one's own death or the process of dying.

Camus explored the existentialist notion of meaninglessness in the face of death.

The idea that coping with loss involves both confronting and avoiding grief.

Not typical of complicated grief, which often involves persistent and intense mourning.

A criterion for diagnosing prolonged grief disorder.