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Journal of Personal & Interpersonal Loss Volume 5, Number 4, Winter 2000 Contents Breaking Up is Hard to Do, Especially for Strongly "Preoccupied" Lovers Protective Parenting After the Death of a Child The Death of a Pet: Implications for Loss and Bereavement Across the Lifespan Following Page 395 Title Page to Volume 5 Author Index to Volume 5 Journal of Personal & Interpersonal Loss Volume 5 Number 2-3 2000 List of Contributors iii Preface Brian E. Pauwels and John H. Harvey 95 Part I: Posttraumatic Stress: Contexts and Consequences Lost of Trust: Correlates of the Comorbidity of PTSD and
Severe Mental Illness A Primer of Closed Head Injury Sequelae in Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Childhood Sexual Abuse and Revictimization in Adolescence and Adulthood Comparison of Narratives of Loss Experiences of World War II and Vietnam Combat Veterans Lessons in the Psychology of Loss: Accounts of Middle-Aged Romanian Women Part II: Responding to and Coping with Posttraumatic Stress The Role of Attributions and Perceived Control in Recovery from Rape Survivors' Needs and Stories After Organizational Disasters: How Organizations Can Facilitate the Coping Process The Aging of Grief: Parents' Grieving of Israeli Soldiers Coping with Losses and past Trauma in Old Age: The Separation-Individuation Perspective Holocaust Transmission: Perverse or Life Affirming? Conclusion and Future Directions Journal of Personal & Interpersonal Loss Volume 5, Number 1, January-March 2000 Traumatic Loss: Conceptual and Empirical Links
Between Trauma and Bereavement The Scarlet Letter Study: Five Days of Social Ostracism The Meaning of Miscarriage to Others: Is it an Unrecognized Loss? The Relationships Among Grief Experience, Problem-Solving
Appraisal, and Depression: An Exploratory Study |
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