Death Studies

The concept of death in children aged from 9 to 11 years: Evidence through inductive and deductive analysis of drawings
pp. 467-477(11)
Authors: Vázquez-Sánchez, Juan Manuel; Fernández-Alcántara, Manuel; García-Caro, Mª Paz; Cabañero-Martínez, Mª José; Martí-García, Celia; Montoya-Juárez, Rafael

Submitting to God’s will: Attitudes and beliefs of Moroccan Muslim women regarding mourning and remembrance
pp. 478-488(11)
Authors: Ahaddour, Chaïma; Van den Branden, Stef; Broeckaert, Bert

How age-of-death and mode-of-death impact perceptions of the deceased
pp. 489-499(11)
Authors: Bolt, Emily Lena Wight; Corbin Dwyer, Sonya; Buckle, Jennifer L.; Zendel, Benjamin Rich

Professional caregivers’ bereavement after patients’ deaths: A scoping review of quantitative studies
pp. 500-508(9)
Authors: Chen, Chuqian; Chow, Amy Y. M.; Tang, Suqin

“Who would want to die like that?” Perspectives on dying alone in a long-term care setting
pp. 509-520(12)
Authors: Thompson, Genevieve; Shindruk, Chloe; Wickson-Griffiths, Abigail; Sussman, Tamara; Hunter, Paulette; McClement, Susan; Chochinov, Harvey; McCleary, Lynn; Kaasalainen, Sharon; Venturato, Lorraine

Grief severity: A comparison between human and companion animal death
pp. 521-526(6)
Authors: Lavorgna, Bianca F.; Hutton, Vicki E.

Assessing psychache as a suicide risk variable: Data with the Portuguese version of the psychache scale
pp. 527-533(7)
Authors: Campos, Rui C.; Holden, Ronald R.; Gomes, Margarida