In the stage theory of the dying process proposed by Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, an individual who was in the bargaining stage would be most likely to say:
A)"There must be some terrible mistake."
B)"Why is this happening to me?"
C)"What can I do to stop this from happening?"
D)"I'm ready to die."

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In the bargaining stage, individuals are trying to negotiate with themselves, others, or a higher power to find ways to avoid or delay death. They may ask questions such as "What can I do to stop this from happening?" in an attempt to find a solution or bargain for more time. Option A is more in line with denial, B with anger, and D with acceptance, which are other stages in the Kübler-Ross model.

In the Stage Theory of the Dying Process Proposed by Elisabeth