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... no role model for the child. A closed environment stops the grief process. Children often fear something will happen to this parent or to himself or herself and as a result, become overprotective of the parent and other loved ones (Goldman 2001).
UNDERSTANDING THE NATURE OF CHILDREN’S BEREAVEMENT.
Each child’s unique nature and age- appropriate level of experience can influence how he or she works through these tasks. The specific cause of death can also influence the way a child accomplishes these tasks.
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UNDERSTANDING THE NATURE OF CHILDREN’S BEREAVEMENT. Fox 1988 explained that one useful way to help bereaved children and monitor their ongoing emotional needs is to “Conceptualize what they must do in order to stay psychologically health.” He emphasized that children’s ...... no role model for the child. A closed environment stops the grief process. Children often fear something will happen to this parent or to himself or herself and as a result, become overprotective of the parent and other loved ones (Goldman 2001).
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