Answer:
A true approach to the stages of grieving is progressing through these stages will help to deal with loss in a healthy manner (option C).
Explanation:
The loss of a loved one is often painful and difficult to deal with. The stages of grief are a natural and constant process in each person, the end result of which is learning to live without the loved one and the pain that the loss represents.
Understanding the stages of grief and living through them contributes to the acceptance of the loss and helps the survivor to continue living normally. The experience of loss is unique to each person and understanding it as a natural process helps to experience the loss in a healthy way.
The five stages of grief are denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance, which can be experienced without following this specific order.
The other options are not completely true:
B. Stages of loss can be experienced more than once with each loss.
C. Not everyone experiences the stages in the same order.
