Gregg has been seeing a counselor for several weeks. He first went to his primary care physician complaining of shortness of breath and tightness in his chest. After ruling out physical ailments, Gregg's doctor referred him to a counselor. Following the death of his partner, Lou, in a car accident, Gregg has been unable to sleep or eat well. He is constantly fatigued and feels anxious and jumpy. Gregg wears Lou's wedding ring and is fixated on how things might have been if he had done something different. He constantly repeats the day of the accident in his mind and blames himself for asking his partner to come home early from work that dayif only his partner had not been driving at that exact time, the accident never would have happened. Gregg believes his selfishness led to Lou's death and he is unable to forgive himself or move past the accident. Describe the feelings, physical sensations, cognitions, and behaviors Gregg is experiencing as part of his grief. What type of blame is Gregg experiencing in this example, and why might this be problematic? Does Gregg'sbehavior exemplify retroflected anger? Explain why or why not