Death Studies

Exploratory study of metacognitive beliefs about coping processes in prolonged grief symptomatology
pp. 143-153(11)
Authors: Wenn, Jenine; O’Connor, Moira; Breen, Lauren J.; Rees, Clare S.

In memory: Predicting preferences for memorializing lost loved ones
pp. 154-163(10)
Authors: Mroz, Emily L.; Bluck, Susan

Suicide assessment and treatment: Gaps between theory, research, and practice
pp. 164-172(9)
Authors: Kene, Prachi; Yee, Elena T.; Gimmestad, Katherine D.

Invitation to grief in the family context
pp. 173-182(10)
Authors: Breen, Lauren J.; Szylit, Regina; Gilbert, Kathleen R.; Macpherson, Catriona; Murphy, Irene; Nadeau, Janice Winchester; Reis e Silva, Daniela; Wiegand, Debra L.

Lived experience of young widowed individuals: A qualitative study
pp. 183-192(10)
Authors: Jones, Eunicia; Oka, Megan; Clark, Jeremy; Gardner, Heather; Hunt, Robin; Dutson, Spencer

Art therapist’s perceptions of the role of the art medium in the treatment of bereaved clients in art therapy
pp. 193-203(11)
Authors: Bat-Or, Michal; Garti, Dana

Five-factor model in bereaved adults with and without complicated grief
pp. 204-209(6)
Authors: Goetter, Elizabeth; Bui, Eric; Horenstein, Arielle; Baker, Amanda W.; Hoeppner, Susanne; Charney, Meredith; Simon, Naomi M.