Which of the following is NOT an aspect of North American culture that tends to minimize death?

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Religious ceremonies and wakes held in relatives' homes do not minimize death; rather, they acknowledge and embrace it as a natural part of life. The other options listed - preference for hospitals as the place of dying, control of final ceremonies by funeral industry, and short time allowed for bereavement leave - all contribute to the tendency to minimize death in North American culture.

Which of the Following Is NOT an Aspect of North