Doka Argued That Tasks in Coping with Life-Threatening Illnesses Might

Multiple Choice

Doka argued that tasks in coping with life-threatening illnesses might differ in different contexts. He called these contexts "phases" and identified the main ones as:

A) Acute crisis, chronic living-dying, and terminal phases
B) Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance
C) Prediagnostic, acute, chronic, recovery, and terminal phases
D) Diagnostic, acute, degenerative, and terminal phases
E) The metaphor of a "hive of affect"