According to Kubler-Ross's theory, how do individuals experience death and dying?

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answered Jan 20 by SherrylZqx4 (450 points)

Kubler-Ross's theory proposes that individuals go through five stages when facing death and dying, which are: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.

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