In the Final Stage of Grief, People Tend to

Multiple Choice

In the final stage of grief, people tend to

A) avoid the reality of the situation through denial.
B) reach the accommodation stage, where they pick up the pieces of their lives and construct new identities.
C) cycle back to numbness if the pain is too severe.
D) for the first time, experience grief and acknowledge the reality that the separation from the dead person is permanent.