Lesson 6

Question 1

generally viewed as a state of feeling discomfort or pain.

It can come in the form of physical suffering when
one experiences bodily pain, example, injury or it
may be a mental suffering when it involves our
minds and emotions, such as depression or
loneliness

Answer 1

Suffering

Question 2

“WE ALL DIE.

THE GOAL ISN’T TO LIVE
FOREVER,

THE GOAL IS TO CREATE
SOMETHING THAT WILL”

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Answer 2

CHUCK PALAHNIUK

Question 3

The total cessation of life processes that eventually
occurs in all living organisms.

A permanent cessation of all vital functions, the end
of life, the cause or occasion of loss of life.

Answer 3

DEATH

Question 4

The period between birth and death, or
the experience or state of being alive.

The period during which a person or thing is alive
or existing, the course of existence.

Answer 4

LIFE

Question 5

Death is a part of existence. Death is the end of all
experience. A person cannot hope to achieve
immortality.

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Answer 5

LUDWIG
WITTGENSTEIN

Question 6

A philosophical theory or approach which emphasizes
the existence of the individual person as a free and
responsible agent determining their own development
through acts of the will.

Answer 6

EXISTENTIALISM

Question 7

Death is evaluative aspect of
life

Death is not just the end of all experience and of life, it
is a tool to encourage every individual to realize his or
her own authentic self-being.

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Answer 7

KARL JASPERS

Question 8

“Death is an important aspect in the development of man”

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Answer 8

ERIK ERIKSON

Question 9

refers to a person
achieving his or her life’s purpose or
having come to terms with his or her
life (maintenance of a balanced and
productive life)

Answer 9

Ego integrity

Question 10

the natural reaction to death and dying.

Answer 10

Grief

Question 11

The experience of grief often
involves a multitude of emotions such as:

Answer 11

sadness, anxiety, anger, and guilt.

Question 12

Kubler-Ross GRIEF CYCLE

Answer 12

DENIAL

ANGER

BARGAINING

DEPRESSION

ACCEPTANCE

Question 13

The dying person initially expresses disbelief
regarding his or her situation

Answer 13

DENIAL

Question 14

The person expresses frustration with his or her
situation.

Answer 14

Anger

Question 15

The dying person often voices his or her wish that
his or her life be prolonged, and that he or she is
willing to do whatever it takes to survive.

Answer 15

Bargaining

Question 16

The dying person experiences intense sadness and
exhibits disinterest in life and its normal routines.

Answer 16

depression

Question 17

This is the last emotional stage of grief when the
person finally comes to terms with his or her
impending death and has embraced his or her
mortality.

Answer 17

Acceptance