Which statement best describes the level of universality of Lindemann's ideas about grief work?

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Lindemann's ideas about grief work suggest that the context of death and its meaning for those who mourn suggests an individualized view of the adaptive process of bereavement is most accurate, rather than a universal approach to handling grief. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the unique experience and coping mechanisms of each individual in their grief work. Therefore, option B is the best choice. Option A is incorrect because intense expressions of grief are not universally considered appropriate in all cultures. Option C is also incorrect because not all losses require intense grief work. Option D is also incorrect because while early intense grieving may be necessary in some cases, it is not universally agreed on by all counselors.

Which Statement Best Describes the Level of Universality of Lindemann's