The language of "stages" in the Kübler-Ross model _________.
A)tends to suggest a linear progression
B)has been positively confirmed by independent research
C)allows for a complete understanding of coping with dying
D)has received widespread acclaim in the scholarly world
E)guarantees acceptance of death

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The Kübler-Ross model, often known as the five stages of grief, is commonly misunderstood to suggest that individuals go through the stages in a linear and predictable order. However, the reality of grieving is much more complex and individualized.

The Language of "Stages" in the Kübler-Ross Model _________