According to the dual-process model,the bereaved

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The dual-process model proposes that the bereaved oscillate between coping with their loss and taking a break from coping, emphasizing the idea that grieving is a process of alternation between confronting the reality of the loss and avoiding it. This model does not suggest that the bereaved are typically happy and sad (A), experience only physical stress (C), or are in a state of acceptance and denial at the same time (D).

According to the Dual-Process Model,the Bereaved