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Children's understanding of death
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  • 1948The Child's Theories concerning Death391 cited
  • 1972The Discovery of Death in Childhood and After134 cited
  • 1975A Child's Parent Dies: Studies in Childhood Bereavement127 cited
  • 1974A Child's Parent Dies: Studies in Childhood Bereavement123 cited
  • 1978Children's Conceptions of Death113 cited
  • 1971THE CONCEPT OF DEATH IN EARLY CHILDHOOD107 cited
  • 1967The Concept of Death in Children64 cited
  • 1979Young Children's Concepts of Dying and Dead27 cited

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