BAG AND LIFE (OR THE CURIOUS APPLICATION OF THE MODEL Kubler-Ross) Elisabeth Kubler-Ross1, a psychiatrist, presented his famous K bler-Ross model first in the work On Death and Dying (1969). Alan Quasha In this model, not without criticism and / or clarifications diverse, differentiated five stages can be identified by the person happens to certain stressful life events, such as rupture of partner, loss of it, or at one end, coping one's own death by a terminally ill patient who is ultimately the best known case of application.Denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance, are, in order, although in some cases need not be listed in chronological and may well overlap, the stages through which passes under this theory of human psychology to any situation of duel. Let each of the phases in more detail, starting from the reference of a forecast of death: The "model K bler-Ross' five stages observed that elapse after the person knows the prognosis of death until the total acceptance of reality or imminence of it. In that sequence, we find the consecutive phases starting with the denial stage. Anxiety is the protagonist of this phase. The stage of anger, which is marked by anger and resentment - "why me " Or "why me ". The period of agreement or covenant trying to delay the moment of death, for example, "let me live at least until my grandson is born" -. The stage of depression, in which the person can express his grief.And finally, the stage of resignation and acceptance, in which, after having passed the previous stage, the subject distance from the world around him and prepares to die. It is curious to see how this theory has tried to transfer to other areas in which the psychology of emotion takes on critical importance. Such is the case of securities markets, as we all know as "The Bag". On Friday 4 April 2008, was published on the website capitalbolsa.com, a reference to this fact. In it, in detail, it was a translation of this theory. The amazing thing about this application I deserve, at least, a review, analyzing it from a scientific standpoint and without trying, at any time on such a frivolous deeply transcendent as death, mixing it with something as superficial or not-such as gains or losses chrematistic.Well, made this warning, the note to which I refer, reads as follows "(...). In the world of psychiatry there is a belief in the five stages of Kubler-Ross model. This model can also be applied in other areas, including the current credit crunch2. First there is denial, a refusal to accept the facts. Then there is an angry, emotional reaction to the facts. Third comes a 1 (Zurich, July 8, 1926 - Scottsdale, Arizona, August 24, 2004). 2 A credit crunch (English, crunch, and credit), or liquidity crisis is a financial phenomenon consisting in the reduction of money available to lend, limiting the possibilities of borrowing for consumers (which implies a reduction in consumption) and investment for employers (which limits the economic growth). stage of assimilation, as the person tries to accept the situation on their own terms. When this fails reaches the fourth stage - depression - when reality sinks.Finally comes acceptance, which takes you on an emotional distance and objectivity.