Kubler-Ross and Rando's models of grief differ in that Rando insisted individuals move through the stages in a linear fashion, while Kubler-Ross's model allowed for movement in and out of the stages throughout the grieving process.

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Kübler-Ross's model is often misunderstood as linear, but it actually allows for non-linear progression through its stages (denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance), whereas Rando's model emphasizes the tasks of grieving and acknowledges that individuals can oscillate between different tasks rather than moving through them in a strict sequence.

Kubler-Ross and Rando's Models of Grief Differ in That Rando