After the death of a spouse, an adult repeatedly says, "I should have made him go to the doctor when he said he didn't feel well." This individual is experiencing:

A) preoccupation with the image of the deceased.
B) sensations of somatic distress.
C) anger.
D) guilt.

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Final Answer : D, Explanation :  Guilt is evident by the bereaved person's self-reproach. Preoccupation refers to dwelling on images of the deceased. Somatic distress would involve bodily symptoms. Anger is not evident from data given in this scenario.

After the death of a spouse, an adult repeatedly says, "I should have made him go to the doctor when he said he didn't feel well." This individual is experiencing:

A) preoccupation with the image of the deceased.
B) sensations of somatic distress.
C) anger.
D) guilt.

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After the death of a spouse, an adult repeatedly says, "I should have made him go to the doctor when he said he didn't feel well." This individual is experiencing:A) preoccupation with the image of the deceased.B) sensations of somatic distress.C) anger.D) guilt.

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After the death of a spouse, an adult repeatedly says, "I should have made him go to the doctor when he said he didn't feel well." This individual is experiencing:

A) preoccupation with the image of the deceased.
B) sensations of somatic distress.
C) anger.
D) guilt.