Which child is most likely to understand death in spiritual terms along with biological irreversibility?

A) a young child being raised in Native American culture
B) a young child being raised in Jewish culture
C) an adolescent being raised in an atheist household in Western culture
D) an adolescent being raised in a religious household in Western culture

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Jaden Whissel · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : D, Explanation :  Adolescents have developed cognitive abilities to understand abstract concepts, including spirituality and the biological aspects of death. Being raised in a religious household in Western culture likely provides both the spiritual context and education about life and death, making them more capable of understanding death in both spiritual and biological terms.

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