All people go through the five stages of dying in a predictable, linear sequence.

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The five stages of dying (denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance) were originally proposed by psychiatrist Elisabeth Kubler-Ross as a model for understanding the emotional responses of terminally ill patients. However, the applicability and universality of this model have been debated and there is no evidence that all individuals go through these stages or in a specific sequence.

All People Go Through the Five Stages of Dying in a Predictable