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A study of grief: Emotional responses to suicide

The survivors of a suicide are likely to get “stuck” in their grieving and go on for years in a state of cold isolation

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  1. Massachusetts General Hospital, USA

    Erich Lindemann M.D. & Ina May Greer

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Lindemann, E., Greer, I.M. A study of grief: Emotional responses to suicide. Pastoral Psychol 4, 9–13 (1953). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01838832

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