Bereaved adolescents have made clear that they have the right:
A)Not to have to follow the "Stages of Grief" as outlined in a high school health book
B)To see the person who died and the place of death
C)To be angry at death, at the person who died, at God, at self, at others
D)To be involved in the decisions about rituals related to the death
E)All of these

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Bereaved adolescents have expressed the need for flexibility in how they process their grief, including not adhering to prescribed stages of grief, the opportunity to see the deceased and the place of death if they choose, the freedom to experience and express anger towards various entities, and the right to be involved in decisions regarding death-related rituals. These rights acknowledge the individuality of the grieving process and the importance of involving adolescents in decisions that affect them during such a critical time.

Bereaved Adolescents Have Made Clear That They Have the Right