Anger is the second stage of Kubler-Ross' 'Five Stages of Grief'.

• A. First stage
• B. Second stage
• C. Third stage
• D. Fourth stage

Answer: (B)

Understanding the order of the Five Stages of Grief is key here: Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, Acceptance. Anger sits in the second position because it typically follows the initial denial of the loss, as a person starts to confront the reality and may direct blame or frustration toward others or themselves. This helps explain why anger often surfaces early in the grieving process before moving into bargaining, then depression, and finally acceptance. The other possibilities correspond to other spots in the sequence: denial would be first, bargaining third, and depression fourth (with acceptance fifth). Keep in mind that people don’t always move through the stages linearly, but the standard order places anger as the second stage.