Which situation will most likely lead to maladaptive grief in the survivor?

Choice A reason: While losing multiple siblings is painful, the time gap and lack of additional stressors make maladaptive grief less likely. The survivor may have developed coping mechanisms over time. Choice B reason: Losing a spouse who was the primary breadwinner introduces both emotional and financial stress. The survivor may experience role confusion, economic hardship, and intense dependency-related grief, increasing the risk for maladaptive responses. Choice C reason: The loss of a colleague to overdose may be shocking, but unless the relationship was deeply personal or the survivor has unresolved trauma, it is less likely to result in maladaptive grief. Choice D reason: Attending a support group indicates engagement in healthy coping strategies. While grief is still present, the survivor is actively processing the loss, reducing the likelihood of maladaptive grief.