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Finding Meaning in Loss: The Role of Attachment Styles, Coping Strategies, and Resilience
Grief is a deeply personal yet universal experience impacted by personal, social, and cultural factors. The present study examines how attachment styles, coping mechanisms, and resilience impact both grief intensity and the ability to find meaning after a loss, within an Egyptian sample. While previ...
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2025
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