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The romantic view of mourning and death which predominated in the 19th century:

The romantic view of mourning and death which predominated in the 19th century:
A) stressed the maintenance of ties with the deceased.
B) maintained that one must form new relationships in order to get over the death of a loved one.
C) interpreted grief as something which the individual needed to work through as quickly as possible.
D) saw extended grief and mourning as a pathological response to a loss.

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