According to the view of Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, the stage of adjustment to dying in which the person searches for a more promising diagnosis is called:
A) depression
B) bargaining
C) denial
D) anger

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Kübler-Ross identified five stages of adjustment to dying: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. Denial is the first stage, in which the person cannot accept the reality of their impending death and may search for a more promising diagnosis.

According to the View of Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, the Stage of Adjustment