Which of the following best characterizes those who experience "disenfranchised grief"?

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Disenfranchised grief refers to a type of grief that is not openly acknowledged or validated by society or those close to the person experiencing the grief. As a result, individuals experiencing disenfranchised grief may feel marginalized or unsupported in their grief. It does not necessarily mean they feel less grief or experience delayed grief, and they are not typically fully supported by society or the family of the deceased.

Which of the Following Best Characterizes Those Who Experience "Disenfranchised