Bereavement Adaptation
Bereavement Adaptation is a psychological construct that denotes the process through which an individual recalibrates emotional, cognitive, and social functioning following the loss of a significant attachment, distinguishing it from general coping mechanisms by its specific focus on mourning integration and post-loss identity reformation.
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Robert A. Neimeyer, Holly G. Prigerson, Betty Davies · American Behavioral Scientist · 2002 · 364 citations
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