1 Grief Reference list compiled by Atle Dyregrov PhD, Center for ...

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Bowling, A. (1987). Mortality after bereavement: a review of the literature on survival
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Boyd, J. (1994). Participation in funerals: two points of view. Bereavement Care, 13, 14–15.
Brabant, S., & Martof, M. (1993). Childhood experiences and complicated grief: a study of
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