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Q The Kubler-Ross Model is frequently used to help us understand how we experience and process grief or loss. It is also an important tool that can help us think through people's responses to unexpected change. Apply the model to an unexpected change that you might have experienced in the workplace (or some other aspect of life).

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Kubler-Ross Model can be considered a model involving five different kind of stages of grief during any kind of terminal illness. Such stage are denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. It is a normal and psychological nature of human being to react at certain things if there is changes. Unexpected changes are not preferred to human being, therefore, it is our mind that reacts. Kubler-Ross Model helps to know about the responses of different people to the unexpected changes (Anders & Cassidy, 2014).