How does Wortman and Silver's model of grieving differ from those proposed by the other theorists in your text?

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Wortman and Silver's model of grieving challenges the notion that failure to experience distress is a sign that the individual has not grieved "properly," while other theorists may emphasize the importance of experiencing specific stages of grief or emotions. Additionally, their model includes a range of emotions in each stage, rather than just one, which differentiates it from traditional stage models. However, their model still follows a stage-based approach and includes five (not seven) stages. Therefore, option A, B and D are incorrect.

How Does Wortman and Silver's Model of Grieving Differ from Those