Question

____________________ is a pathological form of grieving that tends to last longer than normal grieving and is accompanied by impaired social interaction.

Answer 1

Answer:

Complicated/traumatic grief (CG).

Explanation:

As the exercise details, CG (Complicated grieving) is  pathological form of grieving that tends to last longer than normal grieving and is accompanied by impaired social interaction. This is a sort of enhanced grief that, unfortunately, provokes feelings of loss, a debilitating state, that lingers through time. This painful emotions last long and are troublesome when attempting to overcome them. Losing a person we love is hard, to say the least. But some people cope better than others, through time. When this emotions, this feelings, are still strong over time, the person that grieves is considered to have CG.

Answer 2

Answer:

complicated/traumatic grief (CG)

Explanation:

In psychiatry, complicated grief disorder (CGD) is disorder for those who experience prolonged grief symptoms for at least one month after six months of grief. Here, normal grief which fades after a certain period is continued by complicated grief that doesn't seem to go away and is. this is like being a in an increased state of mourning that keeps an individual from healing. Also called persistent bereavement disorder.