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Reveals the impact of ambiguous loss on grief in earthquake survivors, highlighting the need for effective support systems.
The findings underscore that ambiguous loss functions as a distinct and particularly debilitating form of grief, where the initial uncertainty may disrupt the mourning process. The findings highlight the critical need for support systems and interventions that address this type of unique trauma and foster long-term adaptive coping strategies.
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