Evidence Suggests That Widowed People

Evidence suggests that widowed people

A) are more likely to die shortly after their spouse, but the risk is decreased somewhat by remarriage.
B) are twice as likely to die themselves within one year of their partner's death.
C) are more likely to react with poor post-death outcomes if their relationship was secure, rather than ambivalent.
D) are more likely to have positive outcomes if they spend a great deal of time reflecting on death and their grief.