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S Despitle her tough personality, Vivian Bearing falls progressively in depression during her caused not only by the disease, but by the fact that she never oot married, lost her parents, has no siblings, has no friends, nobody visits her. In addition, e begins to remember her lée and regrets to have been too tough for her students. He inds no satisfactory achievements in her life. Her developmental task, now close to death, and making a balance of her lde, is the same as that for elderly, and she cannot fultillit Therefore, according to Enksson, she is in a stagnation quilt d despair b inferionty 6. Ms Bearing never got married nor had children. However, she was a protessor, and could transmit her knowledge to many youngsters. If that caused her satisfaction, she could have fulfilled this Eniksson's developmental task a intimacy b. generativity e industry d ego integrity 7. When Susie explains Ms Bearing her choices in case of cardiac and respiratory arrest, and Vivian calmly tells her, "let it stop "do not complicate matters" "T'm sure I want it that way she meant she did not want to be resuscitated, she did not want to prolong her agony Which Kubler-Ross stage of grief she showed this time? a. denial angen b. depression d. acceptance s. Professor Ashford visits her former student Vivian Bearing. She offers her to read her (Vivian's) favorite author- the one on whose poem books Vivian dedicated all her work, all her life, but Vivian wines "noooooo!". Then Prof. Ashford reads a children story (Bunny Runaway) and Vivian not only accepts it, but falls asleep while listening This is an example of a compensation b. denial d. regression

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