A study on responses to the death of a spouse found that the majority of widows and widowers: were, within six months, about as happy and productive as they had been before their spouse's death. suffered from pathological grief, including extreme depression, for the first time in their lives. experienced a significant improvement in mood due to reduced caregiving demands. were slow to recover, but regained most of their ability to function within four years.

were, within six months, about as happy and productive as they had been before their spouse's death.

Explanation:

This study was made in the widow and widowers of the western countries. Considering the departed as just a role model generally viewed as a positive type of: an ongoing link in Western culture. It is also found that individuals once when they started sharing their grief, actually came out of the sadness more speedily.

answer; (d) none of the above;

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