Kübler-Ross outlined five stages in coming to terms with death. Arrange the following stages according to order:

A. Denial
B. Bargaining
C. Acceptance
D. Anger
E. Depression

Correct option is A

The five stages of grief, proposed by Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, describe how individuals cope with loss, particularly when coming to terms with death. The correct sequence is:
    A. Denial: The initial stage where individuals refuse to accept reality. Example: "This can’t be happening to me."
    D. Anger: Feelings of frustration and rage arise as individuals confront the situation. Example: "Why is this happening to me?"
    B. Bargaining: The person tries to negotiate or find a way out. Example: "If I recover, I will lead a better life."
    E. Depression: A sense of hopelessness and sorrow as the reality of the situation sets in. Example: "What’s the point of going on?"
    C. Acceptance: The final stage where the person comes to terms with the reality. Example: "It’s going to be okay."