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All right.
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So this question is asking, kip is worried that he's losing his mind because he finds himself angry at a friend who died in an automobile accident.
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Based on kubler -ross's research, what might you tell him? a, anger of this type is self -destructive and unhealthy.
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B, anger is usually amassed to your true feelings of sadness.
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C, anger toward a deceased individual is simply not normal and may require psychological counseling.
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Or d, anger is a normal reaction to death and not a sign of mental illness.
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Obviously this question is getting at your understanding of the kubler -ross research, as it says.
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And the kubler -ross research is basically getting at the research done by elizabeth kubler -ross after extensive interviews with people who are dying and their caregivers.
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And basically what her research revealed is that people go through the reaction of death or being faced with death in five stages.
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Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.
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And with that being said, when looking at the options that we're given, it immediately tells us that c cannot be a correct answer because it's talking about anger towards a deceased individual not being normal.
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And if this is something that we could see across research, we know that this is something that's probably more normal than not.
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So c can be eliminated...