Which is an example of a perceived loss? a client mourns the loss of an amputated leg a client grieves for the loss of a spouse to cancer an older client grieves for the loss of independence a client grieves for the loss of a job?

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Gavin Mcconnell

18 January, 20:01

Which is an example of a perceived loss? a client mourns the loss of an amputated leg a client grieves for the loss of a spouse to cancer an older client grieves for the loss of independence a client grieves for the loss of a job?

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Toby Becker · Answer 1

C) An older client grieves for the loss of independence.

Perceived loss is the kind of loss where others won't be able to identify it and can only be identified by the person experiencing the perceived loss.