In working with leukemic children ages 3 to 9, anthropologist Myra Bluebond-Langner concluded
A)that these children were generally unaware of their dying condition.
B)that these children seemed to know they were dying but felt this was a reversible process.
C)that age was not as important in the children's self-awareness of their dying as was their experience with the disease and its treatment.
D)age is important in children's self-awareness of their dying as was their experience with the disease and its treatment.

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Myra Bluebond-Langner, in her work with leukemic children, concluded that the children's self-awareness of their dying condition was more significantly influenced by their experience with the disease and its treatment rather than their age. This indicates that the depth of understanding and awareness among these children was not strictly a factor of how old they were, but rather how they experienced and processed their illness and the treatments they underwent.

In Working with Leukemic Children Ages 3 to 9, Anthropologist