For which stage of dying is a person most likely to say "if i stop smoking, i'll get better"?

2 answers:

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A) denial: the person is not denying that something is wrong
B) depression: im sure they are depressed, but this doesnt sound like moping. 
c) acceptance: do you think theyve accepted it? 
D) bargaining. Ding ding ding. 
Also, the 7 stages of greif, in order are as follows: 
1) shock 
2)denial 
3) pain 
4)guilt 
5) anger 
6) bargaining 
7) acceptance

zavuch27 [327]3 years ago

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This falls under the 3rd stage of dying, which is known as bargaining. There are 5 stages of dying, and they are as follows: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. The bargaining stage is when the person thinks that they can change the likely outcome of death by doing something else in exchange for health. Here, that something is quitting smoking.

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