Death,Dying and Grieving 
Presented by: Jillian Myers, Kristin Via, Alberta Allen, and Angela Ladner 
Psychology 230 
Chapter 20 Presentation
Introduction 
Kubler–Ross 5 Stages Of Dying 
• Denial/Isolation 
• Anger 
• Bargaining 
• Depression 
• Acceptance
Steal Magnolia’s 
• Sally Fields plays the role of a grieving mother “MaLynne” after 
loosing her young Daughter Shelby. 
• After the death of Shelby, MaLynne experiences the 5 stages of 
death and dying based on the theory, of Kubler-Ross.
Denial/Isolation 
• The first stage in the dying process 
• The dying person denies the fact that 
he or she is really going to die. 
• Denial is usually only a temporary 
defense. 
• Eventually replaced with increased 
awareness such as (financial 
considerations, unfinished business, 
and worry about surviving family).
Anger 
• Second Stage of the dying process 
• Denial gives away to anger 
• During this process they question 
“Why me?” 
• During this process the dying person 
envy's the living
MaLynne at Shelby’s Funeral As She Expresses Her Anger Over The Death Of Her Daughter. 
Click Below.
Bargaining 
• Kubler-Ross third stage of the dying 
process 
• The person develops hope that the 
death can be postponed. 
• MaLynne develops hope that her 
daughters health will improve and 
her daughters death will be delayed.
Shelby pleads with MaLynne to understand despite her health she wants a 
baby. 
Click Below.
Depression 
• Kubler-Ross’s fourth stage of the dying 
process 
• The person comes to accept the certainty of 
death. 
• The person may become silent, and spend 
much their time crying and grieving. 
• Trying to cheer up a person at this stage 
should be discouraged.
MaLynne’s friend is trying to comfort at the funeral. 
Click Below.
Acceptance 
• Fifth stage of the dying 
process 
• The person develops a 
sense of acceptance 
• It is considered to be the 
final resting stage
Grieving 
•Emotional numbness 
• Disbelief 
• Separation Anxiety 
•Despair 
•Sadness 
• Loneliness
Discussion Board Question: 
When MaLynne was going through the stages of death. Do you feel the 
friendships and her grandson(an extension of her daughter) helped her 
through the grieving process? 
Tribute Video: 
Click Below

Death, dying and the grieving process

  • 1.
    Death,Dying and Grieving Presented by: Jillian Myers, Kristin Via, Alberta Allen, and Angela Ladner Psychology 230 Chapter 20 Presentation
  • 2.
    Introduction Kubler–Ross 5Stages Of Dying • Denial/Isolation • Anger • Bargaining • Depression • Acceptance
  • 3.
    Steal Magnolia’s •Sally Fields plays the role of a grieving mother “MaLynne” after loosing her young Daughter Shelby. • After the death of Shelby, MaLynne experiences the 5 stages of death and dying based on the theory, of Kubler-Ross.
  • 4.
    Denial/Isolation • Thefirst stage in the dying process • The dying person denies the fact that he or she is really going to die. • Denial is usually only a temporary defense. • Eventually replaced with increased awareness such as (financial considerations, unfinished business, and worry about surviving family).
  • 5.
    Anger • SecondStage of the dying process • Denial gives away to anger • During this process they question “Why me?” • During this process the dying person envy's the living
  • 6.
    MaLynne at Shelby’sFuneral As She Expresses Her Anger Over The Death Of Her Daughter. Click Below.
  • 7.
    Bargaining • Kubler-Rossthird stage of the dying process • The person develops hope that the death can be postponed. • MaLynne develops hope that her daughters health will improve and her daughters death will be delayed.
  • 8.
    Shelby pleads withMaLynne to understand despite her health she wants a baby. Click Below.
  • 9.
    Depression • Kubler-Ross’sfourth stage of the dying process • The person comes to accept the certainty of death. • The person may become silent, and spend much their time crying and grieving. • Trying to cheer up a person at this stage should be discouraged.
  • 10.
    MaLynne’s friend istrying to comfort at the funeral. Click Below.
  • 11.
    Acceptance • Fifthstage of the dying process • The person develops a sense of acceptance • It is considered to be the final resting stage
  • 12.
    Grieving •Emotional numbness • Disbelief • Separation Anxiety •Despair •Sadness • Loneliness
  • 13.
    Discussion Board Question: When MaLynne was going through the stages of death. Do you feel the friendships and her grandson(an extension of her daughter) helped her through the grieving process? Tribute Video: Click Below