Multiple Choice
Catherine Sanders' phase theory in mourning is an advance over the stage theory of Elizabeth Kübler-Ross because:
A) Sanders describes choices bereaved individuals can make within the mourning process.
B) Sanders offered a research-based sequence of mourning vs. a set of clinical observations.
C) Sanders emphasized the individuality of the mourning process.
D) All of these
E) None of these
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