1 points Question 11 Your 91-year-old great-aunt has terminal cancer. You and shehave had many conversations regarding what she would want done ifshe were incapacitated

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Question 11

1. Your 91-year-old great-aunt has terminal cancer. You and shehave had many conversations regarding what she would want done ifshe were incapacitated and could not make choices about anyadditional medical interventions. Because she knew in advance whatshe wanted to have happen, she created _____.

   		an advance directive
   		a will
   		a trust fund
   		a doctor-patient agreement

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Question 12

1. The variations in forms and patterns of grieving depend upon____.

   		when death occurred and where it occurred
   		who has died and where they died
   		who has died and how the death occurred
   		why death occurred and how it occurred

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Question 13

1. What is one of the reasons that wives tend to outlive theirhusbands? Women tend to live longer and men tend to _____.

   		have commitment issues
   		commit suicide
   		divorce their wives before old age
   		marry later

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Question 14

1. Which of the following are the stages that Elisabeth Kübler-Rossproposes that individuals go through as a response to death?

   		denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance
   		anger, frustration, bargaining, compliance, and surprise
   		frustration, anger, sadness, surprise, and depression
   		anxiousness, depression, acceptance, apathy, and denial

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Question 15

1. Subsequent research that has examined Kübler-Ross’s theory hasfound the theory:

   		also describes how the family members of terminal patientsfeel.
   		describes how the majority of people who are facing a terminalillness feel.
   		overlooks a very common response to a diagnosis of terminalillness—fear.
   		holds up very well to research.