In 1969,Elisabeth Kübler-Ross proposed a set of stages that people go through when they believe that they are in the process of dying.Studies have shown that these stages are experienced in a distinctly linear fashion; once a stage is completed,it is never revisited.

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Recent research has shown that Kübler-Ross's stages, also known as the "Five Stages of Grief" (denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance), are not necessarily experienced in a linear fashion, and individuals may revisit certain stages multiple times or experience them in a different order. Additionally, these stages were originally proposed specifically in regards to facing a terminal illness, but have been applied more broadly to other forms of grief and loss.

In 1969,Elisabeth Kübler-Ross Proposed a Set of Stages That People