Everyone feels grief differently, however generally, grief goes through the following stages –

• Denial – Anger – Bargaining – Depression –Acceptance
• Depression – Bargaining – Anger – Bargaining – Acceptance

"This can't be happening to me." – is a sentiment often associated with –

• Anger
• Denial
• Depression

"Why is this happening? Who is to blame?" – is a sentiment often associated with

• Bargaining
• Anger
• Depression

"I’m too sad to do anything." – is often associated with

• Anger
• Depression
• Denial

"Make this not happen, and in return I will do xyz." – is associated with

• Bargaining
• Anger
• Denial

"I’m at peace with what happened." – is associated with –

• Acceptance
• Denial
• Anger

Research suggests that there is a neural overlap both in how we process and experience pain – emotional and physical. This means, that our brain perceives physical and emotional pain in the same way.

• True
• False
• Neutral

Psychalgia, is another word for –

• mental pain or emotional pain
• physical pain
• physiological pain

Our ability and tendency to “bounce back” from a setback or a tough / traumatic situation is called _______

• Strength
• Resilience
• Grief