Among American Indians and Native Alaskans, death-related attitudes may include
a. a high level of death-related fear
b. strict taboos against polluting the living and their homes
c. acceptance without anxiety
d. all of these
e. none of these
Question 2American Indians and Native Alaskans often view life and death
a. in a strictly linear fashion, where life precedes death and is completely ended at death
b. as a product of physical events
c. without much anxiety
d. as interwoven and related in a circular fashion
e. as explicitly distinct and unrelated to each other
Question 3American-Indian and Native Alaskan groups experience high vehicular death rates from
a. alcoholism
b. living in sparsely populated areas
c. living in areas where roads are often in poor condition
d. all of these
e. none of these
Question 4American-Indian and Native Alaskan infant mortality rates
a. are lower than for most other American groups
b. are about the same as those of Caucasian Americans
c. are substantially higher than those of other American groups, except for African Americans
d. are largely due to SIDS
e. are not related to family income
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