Researchers have determined four common features to transitions. Which of the following is not one of the four features?
a. A stage of denial
b. An altered time perspective
c. Disturbances in bodily function
d. A phase of turmoil
A
Responses B, C, and D, and mood and cognitive changes are the four common features to transitions. A stage of denial is not a common feature of transitions, so response A is incorrect.
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