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41.Having learned that he is dying, Marcus sits alone in the dark of his bedroom and prays to God. “I swear if you make this go away I will make it right! I will apologize to those I have hurt, I will be a better husband and father, and I will spend time helping others like I never have before. Please take this away!” In Kübler-Ross’s model, Marcus is in the ________ stage.

a.denialc.bargaining

b.acceptanced.depression

42.Sandy knows she is going to die in a few months. She seems calm and concerned more about how to help her family deal with her death than with her own mortality. She seems to be disconnecting herself from people and things and at peace. Sandy is most likely in the ____ stage of dying.

a.denialc.depression

b.bargainingd.acceptance

43.What has research found about the five stages of dying proposed by Elizabeth Kübler-Ross?

a.Only two of the five stages were found to have any true validity.

b.The five stages do, in fact, occur in a set sequence across every culture studied.

c.The stages all exist, but occur in one set sequence for women and a different set sequence for men.

d.The stages should not be viewed as necessarily occurring in a specific sequence.

44.Bodily needs, psychological security, interpersonal attachments, and spiritual energy and hope are the four components of the ________ theory of dying.

a.contextualc.interpersonal

b.structurald.cultural

45.Frederick learns that he has a progressive muscular disease that is going to end his life within the next two years. The way he copes with his pending death changes drastically when he has to move from his home to a nursing care facility. The ________ theory of dying reminds us that such socio-environmental changes must be considered as we think about the way a person copes with their own death.

a.sociologicalc.interpersonal

b.structurald.contextual

46.Death anxiety

a.consists solely of the component of fear.

b.is very difficult to pin down because it is hard to say what exactly about death is so upsetting.

c.appears independent from pain, punishment, and humiliation.

d.is expressed identically in public and private settings.

47.According to terror management theory, what is the primary motive of human beings?

a.to achieve a sense of spiritual harmony

b.to procreate

c.to continue our lives

d.to dominate others in our society and become an “alpha”

48.________ management theory address the issue of why people engage in certain behaviors to achieve particular psychological states based on their deeply rooted concerns about mortality.

a.Finitec.Death

b.Terrord.Terminality

49.Research has found a neurological basis for our fear of death. In a study of men, all but which of the following brain areas showed heightened activity when they were asked questions about death and dying?

a.the left dorsal hypothalamic cortexc.the left rostral anterior cingulate cortex

b.the right amygdalad.the right caudate nucleus

50.________ issues involve topics pertaining to the management of the final phase of life, after-death disposition of the body and memorial services, and distribution of assets.

a.Mortologicalc.End-of-life

b.Thanatologicald.Morticolegal