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Death Studies|October 4, 2019
Validation of a Chinese Version of the Acquired Capability for Suicide ScaleLi Yang, Di Pan, Zhen Li, et al.
Death Studies|April 18, 2014
Online grief support groups: facilitators' attitudesMargaret Lubas, Gianluca De Leo
Death Studies|April 18, 2014
A social constructionist account of grief: loss and the narration of meaningRobert A Neimeyer, Dennis Klass, Michael Robert Dennis
Death Studies|February 1, 2017
Dialogical space in grief work: Integrating the alterity of lossJohanna M Beyers, Lillian Rallison, Christina West
Death Studies|April 1, 2006
Body modification and suicidal behaviorJulie Hicinbothem, Sonia Gonsalves, David Lester
Death Studies|November 23, 2016
Belief in miracles and attitudes towards voluntary euthanasiaShane Sharp
Death Studies|November 23, 2016
A consensual qualitative research analysis of the experience of inmate hospice caregivers: Posttraumatic growth while incarceratedRachel M Depner, Pei C Grant, David J Byrwa, et al.
Death Studies|October 8, 2016
Translation and validation of the Chinese versions of the Suicidal Ideation Attributes Scale, Stigma of Suicide Scale, and Literacy of Suicide ScaleJin Han, Philip J Batterham, Alison L Calear, et al.
Death Studies|November 9, 2016
Does psychache mediate the relationship between general distress and suicide ideation?Rui C Campos, Margarida Gomes, Ronald R Holden, et al.
Death Studies|February 8, 2014
Meaning-making through psychological autopsy interviews: the value of participating in qualitative research for those bereaved by suicideKari Madeleine Dyregrov, Gudrun Dieserud, Heidi Marie Hjelmeland, et al.
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Death Studies|October 4, 2019
Validation of a Chinese Version of the Acquired Capability for Suicide ScaleLi Yang, Di Pan, Zhen Li, et al.
Death Studies|April 18, 2014
Online grief support groups: facilitators' attitudesMargaret Lubas, Gianluca De Leo
Death Studies|April 18, 2014
A social constructionist account of grief: loss and the narration of meaningRobert A Neimeyer, Dennis Klass, Michael Robert Dennis
Death Studies|February 1, 2017
Dialogical space in grief work: Integrating the alterity of lossJohanna M Beyers, Lillian Rallison, Christina West
Death Studies|April 1, 2006
Body modification and suicidal behaviorJulie Hicinbothem, Sonia Gonsalves, David Lester
Death Studies|November 23, 2016
Belief in miracles and attitudes towards voluntary euthanasiaShane Sharp
Death Studies|November 23, 2016
A consensual qualitative research analysis of the experience of inmate hospice caregivers: Posttraumatic growth while incarceratedRachel M Depner, Pei C Grant, David J Byrwa, et al.
Death Studies|October 8, 2016
Translation and validation of the Chinese versions of the Suicidal Ideation Attributes Scale, Stigma of Suicide Scale, and Literacy of Suicide ScaleJin Han, Philip J Batterham, Alison L Calear, et al.
Death Studies|November 9, 2016
Does psychache mediate the relationship between general distress and suicide ideation?Rui C Campos, Margarida Gomes, Ronald R Holden, et al.
Death Studies|February 8, 2014
Meaning-making through psychological autopsy interviews: the value of participating in qualitative research for those bereaved by suicideKari Madeleine Dyregrov, Gudrun Dieserud, Heidi Marie Hjelmeland, et al.
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