Kbler-Ross emphasizes that the stages of dying: A) are neat, ...

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Kbler-Ross emphasizes that the stages of dying:
 
  A) are neat, compartmentalized stages and every person passes through them in an orderly fashion.
  B) do not apply to those who are dying of AIDS.
  C) are a standard by which to judge whether a dying person's behavior is normal or right.
  D) are fluid, and a person may experience a combination of stages, skip one or more stages, or go back to earlier stages.

Question 2

The typical sequence in the stages of dying, according to Kbler-Ross, is:
 
  A) anger, denial, bargaining, despair, acceptance.
  B) denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance.
  C) shock, questioning, denial, bargaining, acceptance.
  D) anxiety, depression, anger, hope, joy.

[zenzy]

Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B

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