The four stages proposed in the Anatomy of a Crisis include:
A)Prodromal,resolved,crisis,and peak
B)Pre-crisis,mid-crisis,post-crisis,and peak-crisis
C)Prodromal,acute,chronic,and resolution
D)Pre-acute,acute,pre-chronic,and chronic
E)Prodromal,peak,acute,and continuous

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The Anatomy of a Crisis proposes four stages: Prodromal, which refers to the warning signs or early indicators; Acute, which is the phase where the crisis is occurring; Chronic, which is the phase where the crisis continues unless intervention occurs; and Resolution, which is the phase where the crisis is resolved. Choice C aligns with these four stages.

The Four Stages Proposed in the Anatomy of a Crisis