Acute versus chronic grief: the case of pregnancy loss.
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Summary
Coping resources, particularly prior mental health and social support, were the best predictors of low scores on subscales of the Perinatal Grief Scale that indicate chronic grief reactions.
- Type
- article
- Published
- 1991-10-01
- Cited by
- 144
- References
- 37
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Keywords
Grief, Coping (psychology), Psychology, Mental health, Pregnancy
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- Research-based practice with women who have had miscarriages.
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- The psychoanalytic conceptualization of perinatal loss: a multidimensional model.
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- "The grief never goes away" : a study of meaning reconstruction and long-term grief in parents' narratives of perinatal loss
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- Guilt, shame, and grief: an empirical study of perinatal bereavement
- Betreuung Früh- und Reifgeborener bei infauster Prognose
- Exploring the meaning of the paternal experience of perinatal loss: A phenomenological study
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- The Meaning of Miscarriage: Measurement, Reproductive Factors, and Trajectories in Couple Dyads
- Treatment choice for miscarriage : an evaluation of the psychological impact for women and their partners
- Pregnancy Loss: Disenfranchised Grief and Other Psychological Reactions
- Biopower and Reproductive Loss
- Mourning after Perinatal Death-Prevalence of Symptoms and Treatment; A Narrative Review
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- The body and ontology: Perinatal death and bereavement in the techno-scientific landscape of hospital care
- Parameters of Grieving in Spontaneous Abortion
- Relation between grief and subsequent pregnancy status 13 months after perinatal bereavement
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