Death Studies

To grieve or not to grieve (online)? Interactions with deceased Facebook friends
pp. 167-181(15)
Authors: Blower, Jessica; Sharman, Rachael

The construction of people in suicide prevention documents
pp. 182-190(9)
Authors: East, Lani; Dorozenko, Kate P.; Martin, Robyn

Unique grief experiences: The needs of emerging adults facing the death of a parent
pp. 191-201(11)
Authors: Porter, Natalie; Claridge, Amy M.

Choice of and comfort with health care proxy among older adults: Hierarchical compensation and perceived similarity in values
pp. 202-208(7)
Authors: Barnett, Michael D.; Cantu, Christina

“It is not simply the loss of a child”: The challenges facing parents who have lost their only child in post-reproductive age in China
pp. 209-218(10)
Authors: Wang, Ning; Hu, Qian

Sociocultural factors associated with attitudes toward suicide in Australia
pp. 219-225(7)
Authors: Money, Tammie T.; Batterham, Philip J.

What makes euthanasia justifiable? The role of symptoms’ characteristics and interindividual differences
pp. 226-237(12)
Authors: Bahník, Štěpán; Vranka, Marek A.; Trefná, Klára

The double sides of hope: The meaning of hope among amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) patients
pp. 238-247(10)
Authors: Hamama-Raz, Yaira; Norden, Yair; Buchbinder, Eli