Describe the bargaining stage of grieving. provide an example of what this might look like for someone who has lost something very meaningful to them.

The negotiation stage is characterized because the person thinks about how he could have avoided the fact. Usually have feelings of guilt

Explanation:

.The 5 stages of mourning

The psychiatrist Elisabeth Kübler-Ross developed 1969 what we call the theory of the 5 phases of mourning,  

1. Stage of denial  

2. Stage of anger  

3. Stage of negotiation

4. Stage of depression  

5. Stage of acceptance

The negotiation stage is one that is characterized by the subject focuses on what could have been done to avoid this tragic event or unwanted separation. It is very likely that individuals feel guilt or try to blame others for what happened.

A person who is going through such a situation usually wonders, and if he had done this? If he had listened to another person ?, and can be found guilty or looking guilty in others.

abuse, both physical and emotional. messes with your head. makes you feel like nothing, no matter what anyone else tells you

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