A dying person: a. Will want to maintain close relationships with all of those who have been important in his or her life b. Is unlikely to be concerned with loved ones’ responses to a decision no longer to seek a cure c. Often tends to reduce the number of persons with whom he or she wants to interact d. None of these e. Is typically unconcerned with tasks related to the welfare of other persons

The correct answer is letter A

Explanation: In this specific case, a person who is dying and who knows that his illness has no cure, prefers to have the people he loves close by, because that person also understands the suffering of those who will stay, so it is preferable that the person wants their loved ones stay close to have happy moments for the time they have left.

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