(1)After observing many dying people, Elisabeth Kübler-Ross…
(1)After observing many dying people, Elisabeth Kübler-Ross described death as an orderly transition involving five stages. (2)Typically, a person first reacts to the prospect of dying with denial. (3)The _____ phase is anger, as the person facing death sees it as a gross injustice. (4)Third, anger gives way to negotiation, as the person imagines it might be possible to avoid death by striking a bargain with God. (5)The fourth stage, resignation, often is accompanied by psychological depression. (6)Finally, a complete adjustment to death involves acceptance. (7)At this point, no longer paralyzed by fear and anxiety, the person whose life is ending sets out to make the most of whatever time remains. Select the appropriate transition to fill in the blank.