According to Glaser and Strauss, dying trajectories _________.
A)are characteristically predictable
B)move toward death at a constant rate of speed
C)are defined by a common shape in terminal illness
D)All of these
E)None of these

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Glaser and Strauss, in their work on the sociology of dying, argue that dying trajectories are not predictable, do not move toward death at a constant rate, and do not have a common shape in terminal illness. Their research suggests that the process of dying varies greatly among individuals and situations, making it difficult to generalize about the nature of dying trajectories.

According to Glaser and Strauss, Dying Trajectories _________