According to the necessary cost view, grief
A) has no value.
B) is valuable because it enables us to better understand our own mortality.
C) is valuable in its own right.
D) is simply a negative byproduct of having human relationships in which another's death counts as a loss.

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According to the necessary cost view, grief is simply a negative byproduct of having human relationships in which another's death counts as a loss. It is not seen as having inherent value on its own or as a means of understanding our own mortality.

According to the Necessary Cost View, Grief