The Most Serious Drawback to Kübler-Ross's Theory of Dying Is

question 65

Multiple Choice

The most serious drawback to Kübler-Ross's theory of dying is that it __________.

• A) looks at dying patients' thoughts and feelings outside the contexts that give them meaning
• B) was based on only a few interviews with a small sample of terminally ill people
• C) does not have application to people of faith or to people with a strong belief in an afterlife
• D) encompasses all the possible ways that people respond in the face of death

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Frequent Job Changes

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Employment Gaps

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Relevant Experiences

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