Each of the Following Represents Some of the Most Frequent

Each of the following represents some of the most frequent responses from people who were questioned about the way death was treated in their household as children EXCEPT:

A) they sat in dark rooms and became quiet
B) they did not recall any conversations about death with their parents
C) for those who were raised in Christian homes, death was addressed as a concept and limited to an afterlife
D) death was discussed by adults in front of children, but as if they were not present.