FultonR. and FultonJ.. A psychosocial aspect of terminal care: Anticipatory grief. Omega2: 91–99, 1971.
2.
HarperJeanne M.Plateaus of Acceptance: Pits of Pain. In Creativity in Death Education and Counseling. Lakewood, OH: Forum for Death Education and Counseling, 1983.
3.
HarperJeanne M.Ethical and Spiritual Concerns: Sexuality and Spirituality of Wholistic Approach for the Living-Dying Client and their Partner. In DokaK.J. and MorganJ., eds., Death and Spirituality. Amityville, NY: Baywood Publishing, 1993.
4.
HarperJeanne M.Helping Teenagers Confront their Fears and Feelings about Death: A Workshop Approach. In PacholskiR.A. and CorrC., eds., Priorities in Death Education and Counseling. Arlington, VA: Forum for Death Education and Counseling, 1982.
5.
HarperJeanne M.What Should They Know of Death? In Caring Concepts. Omaha: Centering Corporation, 1983.
6.
LindemannE.Symptomatology and management of acute grief, American Journal of Psychiatry24: 337–341, 1944.
7.
PattisonE.The Sequence of Death. In The Experience of Dying. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1977.
