… mode of death groups (sudden death and prolonged death). … grief is a mitigating influence
on post-mortem grief for the … than mode of death in relating to the intensity of the grief reaction. …

… grieving process, the normal grieving process was not assumed to be limited to 6 months
postloss in this study. Instead, the grief … of grief processing over time following the natural death …

… much a part of our grieving process assert themselves when death arrives and we find
ourselves with no one to turn to for support. And so we react to the reality of death with dread. The …

… While it is the contention of this book that the mode of death is a significant and often … that
the mode of death is a significant but often overlooked dimension in the determination of grief …

… in our social construction of death, dying, and bereavement, and particularly of grief being
“time-… anticipatory grief, disenfranchised grief, prolonged grief disorder, and complicated grief (…

… such as the death of a child, parent, spouse/partner, and sibling, and discusses the impact
of traumatic death in relation to complicated grief. The text also covers pet loss, death anxiety, …

… grieving sibling often follow a lonely path. Siblings are told to be strong for their parents and
left alone on roads to grieve … how the cause of death can affect a sibling’s grief reaction. Of …

… normal grieving process in adults and children (including terminal patients' need to grieve
for … Children's reactions to death and expressions of grief are determined largely by their con…

… territory of grief, and the grief process was … grief process was a list of points of demarcation
along the way with specified times for reaching each, Used as a timetable, the grief process …

… Bereavement defines an objective state of having experienced the loss of a loved person
through death, while grief is a subjective state of psychological and physiological reaction to …