Children experience death in different ways depending on their cognitive and their emotional development.All of the following are mentioned in the textbook as reasons that make a loss more difficult for a child EXCEPT
A) the child may have had a troubled relationship with the person who died.
B) the death of the loved one may have been unexpected.
C) children may worry about their parents' reactions to the death.
D) the family may not have family and/or community support.

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Children's concerns about their parents' reactions to death are not specifically mentioned as a factor that makes a loss more difficult for them. Instead, factors like the nature of the relationship with the deceased, the unexpectedness of the death, and the level of support available to the family are highlighted as influencing how challenging a loss can be for a child.

Children Experience Death in Different Ways Depending on Their Cognitive