__________ is not an example of ambiguous loss.

A) The kidnapping of a child
B) Alzheimer's disease
C) Infertility
D) Death by suicide

Ambiguous loss refers to a situation where there is no clear, verifiable information about the person's absence or presence, making it difficult for loved ones to understand and cope with their loss. The kidnapping of a child, Alzheimer's disease, and infertility all represent situations where there is uncertainty or lack of closure. In contrast, death by suicide, while tragic and challenging, is not ambiguous because it is a definitive loss where the outcome is known.