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P-ISSN 2328-6202
E-ISSN 2833-2466
Empirical Research
Vol. 24, Issue 2, 2016April 01, 2016 CDT

The Language of Death and Dying

Brooke O. Breaux,
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Articles in Vol. 24, Issue 2, 2016

Vol. 24, Issue 2, 2016
  • Death and Dying: Basic Concepts, Disability, and Five Cultural Views
    Martin G. BrodwinFrances W. SiuEmily J. HernandezRoxanna N. Pebdani
  • The Language of Death and Dying
    Brooke O. Breaux
  • The Current State of Specialization and Self-Identity Among Certified Rehabilitation Counselors
    Lee Ann AldermanGina Oswald
  • A Literature Review Examining the Potential Role of the ImPACT to Evaluate Probable Concussions in Athletes
    Grant ChiassonT. Scott Smith
  • Assessing Lost Wages and Loss of Wage Earning Capacity For
    T. Scott Smith
  • A Note on the Loss of Household Services in Cases of Permanent Partial Disability
    Terrence M. ClauretieJoseph T. Crouse
The Rehabilitation Professional
Breaux, B. O. (2016). The Language of Death and Dying. The Rehabilitation Professional, 24(2). https://doi.org/10.70385/001c.146967
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