Neimeyer describes "meaning reconstruction" by bereaved persons as involving:
A)A process that is done by all grievers in similar ways at similar times
B)Accounting for the significance of the loss or focusing on positive benefits for those left behind
C)Relinquishing, rather than redefining, a continued bond with the deceased
D)Confirmation of the notion that grief unfolds in predictable patterns over time
E)A process that is independent of cultural influences

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Neimeyer's concept of "meaning reconstruction" emphasizes how individuals make sense of loss, often by finding significance in the loss or identifying positive outcomes for those who remain. This approach acknowledges the personal and unique ways people process grief, rather than adhering to a one-size-fits-all model.

Neimeyer Describes "Meaning Reconstruction" by Bereaved Persons as Involving