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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part II, Getting to Where You Want to Be, Chapter 7, Relating to Others.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Unresolved grief can turn good grief into what type of grief?
(a) Unhealthy grief.
(b) Bad grief.
(c) Emotionless grief.
(d) Ineffective grief.

2. What does Schwartz describe as the most difficult event in relating to others?
(a) Changing how you feel.
(b) Telling others about your disease.
(c) Changing how you behave.
(d) Telling others about your past.

3. Schwartz explains that learning to grieve for yourself is just as important as grieving for whom?
(a) Family pets.
(b) Anyone else.
(c) Good friends.
(d) Close family members.

4. According to Schwartz, what emotion results from being unable to act on an impulse to achieve an objective?
(a) Sadness.
(b) Frustration.
(c) Anger.
(d) Hatred.

5. While in a therapy session, Schwartz volunteers to act out what scene?
(a) His own death.
(b) The happiness moment of his life.
(c) A scene from the loss of his child.
(d) A scene from his mother's death.

Short Answer Questions

1. According to Schwartz, what is the most constant feeling one has when in declining health?

2. When seeking help with the disease, Schwartz finally decided to talk to whom?

3. According to Schwartz, whom do we respect with grief so we can do the same for ourselves?

4. In Chapter 5, Schwartz states that one must come to terms with whom?

5. When does acceptance occur, according to Schwartz?

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