Which of the following stages of grief might an individual dissociate from others or find a lack of joy or interest in regular activities?

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Depression is stage of grief where an individual may disassociate themselves from others or find less joy or interest in day-to-day interests.
A person who is depressed over the loss of a loved one finds themselves in the third stage of grief according to the Kubler-Ross model. Depression is symbolized by a lack of interest or joy in day-to-day or routine activities. This stage is preceded by anger (stage two) and followed by bargaining (stage four) and acceptance (stage five).

Which of the Following Stages of Grief Might an Individual