According to researcher Paul MacLean, the human brain is best thought of as being divided into __________ regions

What type of death often shatters the survivors' assumptions that the world is benevolent, just, and predictable, and the psychological effects are evident for years afterward?

a. unavoidable death b. expected death c. sudden death d. anticipated death

According to Kübler-Ross, in what stage would a person who is facing imminent death find a feeling of peace as resistance to death is abandoned, or no feeling at all,

but only a sense of disengagement and a desire to be with only a few people most valued? a. depression b. anger c. bargaining d. acceptance