Nightingale Psychology Practice Exam

What is the final stage in Kubler-Ross's model of grief?

Denial Acceptance Depression Anger

Correct Answer:

Acceptance

Explanation:

Understanding grief as described by Kubler-Ross, the final stage is acceptance. After moving through denial, anger, bargaining, and depression, a person reaches a point where they acknowledge the reality of the loss and begin to adjust their life accordingly. Acceptance involves integrating the loss into one’s life and finding a way to move forward, rather than denying or resisting it. It's also worth noting that not everyone experiences every stage or in a linear order, but acceptance is regarded as the concluding stage in the model.

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