Episode 108: More Harm Than Good? Kubler-Ross' Five Stages of Grief
Almost everyone has heard of Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, her book On Death and Dying, and her five stages of grief. Are these stages accurate? Are they helping us understand what dying people go through or could be they be making it more difficult?
Psychology in Everyday Life: The Psych Files
October 26, 200930m 14s
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Show Notes
Almost everyone has heard of Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, her book On Death and Dying, and her five stages of grief. But are these stages accurate? Could the five stages of grief actually be doing more harm than good? Are they helping us to better understand what dying people go through or are they making it more difficult for us to truly understand and relate to them? Find out in this episode of The Psych Files.
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