Kübler-Ross's depression stage of dying is characterized by a sense of

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Kübler-Ross described the depression stage as a sense of sorrow and hopelessness. The individual recognizes the reality of their situation and may feel overwhelmed or helpless. This may also involve a withdrawal from social interaction and a sense of detachment from one's surroundings. The other options, anger and opposing joy, are characteristic of different stages (anger - stage two, bargaining; opposing joy - stage five, acceptance). Calm is not one of the five stages identified by Kübler-Ross.

Kübler-Ross's Depression Stage of Dying Is Characterized by a Sense