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The leading cause of death worldwide is

heart attacks

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The leading cause of death for young people in the developed word is

car accidents

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Name the three types of death we covered in this unit

Brain death, legal death, psychological death

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List the five stages of dying and grieving

Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance

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What are three appropriate things to say to the bereaved?

Its okay to cry, i’m thinking of you, i’m here for you

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List three things you should avoid saying to the bereaved

He/she is in a better place, call me if you need me, it was God’s plan

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List three appropriate ways to express condolences

Personal letter, donating to a charity, helping with chores

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Until the 1940s,

Death took place in the home. with an open coffin. the wake was open to all. Photographs were common

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During the 1950s, what industry rose to prominence in the United States?

Funeral homes

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During the late 1960s, 80% of death occurred in the

hospital

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According to Geoffrey Gorer, death eventually take the place of ___ as the new “taboo” topic in the United States

sex

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List three ways the media uses death

to shock, inform, and entertain

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How does the dead body decompose into nothing?

Autolysis. Acids from our pancreas and other organs will eat away at our own flesh

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What are the four basic needs of the bereaved?

Companionship, ventilation of feelings, time, time alone