After a child's parent dies,which situation does NOT predict more difficult,prolonged mourning?

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Being under age five when the parent dies may actually lead to less complicated grief, as young children may not fully understand the impact of the loss and may not have formed a strong attachment to the parent yet. The other options (having an unstable life situation, living through a traumatic death, and having adults who forbid discussion of the trauma) are all factors that can contribute to more difficult and prolonged mourning.

After a Child's Parent Dies,which Situation Does NOT Predict More