The vignette near the outset of Chapter 12 in the eighth edition of Death & Dying, Life & Living describes an audiovisual, "And We Were Sad, Remember?", in which a father tells his child "you don't have to worry about that [death] for a hundred years." In so doing, the father is not:
A)Supporting the child's interest in the death event
B)Determining what and how the child is able to understand
C)Seeing this death as an important life experience for the child
D)All of these
E)None of these

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The father's statement dismisses the child's concerns about death, thus not supporting the child's interest, not considering the child's understanding, and not recognizing the death as an important life experience for the child.

The Vignette near the Outset of Chapter 12 in the Eighth