Identity continuity and loss after death, divorce, and job loss
Papa, A., & Lancaster, N. (2016). Identity continuity and loss after death, divorce, and job loss. Self and Identity, 15(1),
47-61. http://doi.org/10.1080/15298868.2015.1079551
Abstract Created by REACH
Experiences of loss are known to affect one's sense of self, yet how one's identity is related to loss and the
implications for the experience of grief are not well understood. Therefore, connections between loss, identity construal
(different ways people think about their sense of self), and balance of identity construal on grief intensity were explored
across three types of losses; death of a family member (bereavement), job loss, or divorce.
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