Young Widowhood is a construct within the study of spousal bereavement that denotes the experience of losing a spouse during early to middle adulthood, typically before the age of 50, and is distinguished by its unique psychosocial, economic, and identity-related challenges distinct from later-life bereavement.
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Paula J. Clayton, James A. Halikas, William L. Maurice · The British Journal of Psychiatry · 1972 · 309 citations
The Hallucinations of Widowhood
William D. Rees · BMJ · 1971 · 290 citations · Full text
Widowhood in an American City.
Ludwig L. Geismar, Helena Znaniecki Lopata · Social Forces · 1974 · 271 citations
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