According to the textbook, when are grief responses to a child's death most likely to be intense and long lasting?
A) when life expectancy is high and infant mortality is low
B) when life expectancy is low and infant mortality is high
C) when both life expectancy and infant mortality are high
D) when both life expectancy and infant mortality are low

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Grief responses to a child's death are most likely to be intense and long-lasting in societies where life expectancy is high and infant mortality is low. This is because in such societies, the death of a child is less common and therefore more unexpected and shocking, leading to more profound grief.

According to the Textbook, When Are Grief Responses to a Child's