After a child dies, which situation is LEAST apt to cause prolonged mourning?

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Being under age 5 when the parent dies is least likely to cause prolonged mourning because young children may not fully comprehend the magnitude of death, and may have less of a bond or attachment to the parent compared to older children. On the other hand, situations like having an unstable life situation, living through a traumatic death, or being forbidden from discussing the trauma can all contribute to prolonged mourning.

After a Child Dies, Which Situation Is LEAST Apt to Cause