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Thinking that your actions could have changed the outcome is typical in what stage of grief? A) denial B) anger C) bargaining D) acceptance
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Thinking that your actions could have changed the outcome is typical in what stage of grief?

A) denial
B) anger
C) bargaining
D) acceptance

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d

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cuz ur accepting it and changing

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