Amajor criticism of kübler-ross’s theory is that people who do not experience the stages may have a feeling of failure foreknowledge of the stages of death may heighten fear among the dying not everyone passes through all the stages once and in sequence expectations for experiencing the stages may hasten resignation

c. not everyone passes through all the stages once and in sequence

Explanation:

Kubler-Ross Theory provides an insight into the thoughts, experiences, and mentality of a person who is about to die. She has mentioned the stages which the person experiences as he comes close to the time of death. The stages include denial and isolation, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. She had universalized these stages which have become one of the main reason for facing criticism about the theory.

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