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When Elisabeth Kübler-Ross began her research on death and dying in the 1960s, she commonly observed all of the following EXCEPT:

▸ patients were sometimes not told they had a terminal diagnosis

▸ doctors and nurses seemed to avoid patients who were dying

▸ doctors and nurses provided better and more attentive care, but only after a terminal diagnosis was certain

▸ patients were discouraged from talking about their own deaths

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