While Sanders suggests that the final stage of grief is healing and renewal,Bowlby believes it is

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According to Bowlby's attachment theory, the final stage of grief is reorganization, where the individual seeks to rebuild their life and find new meaning and purpose after the loss. This is consistent with Sanders' suggestion of healing and renewal, as reorganization involves adapting to the loss and moving forward in life. The other answer choices (B) culmination, (C) reverence, and (D) acceptance are not explicitly identified as stages of grief by either Sanders or Bowlby, and do not accurately reflect the final stage of grieving according to attachment theory.

While Sanders Suggests That the Final Stage of Grief Is