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Kübler-Ross’s greatest contribution to the study of death and dying was _______.

Kübler-Ross’s greatest contribution to the study of death and dying was _______.
a. the use of a large sample to provide valuable information
b. the sensitization of healthcare workers and others to the complexity involved in the process of dying
c. the inclusion of culturally diverse patients, which provided valuable cross-culture information
d. the establishment of invariant sequential stages for dying

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