Title: How death affects children; Effects on child grief, loss of loved one
Headings: Grief, Death, Loss and Bereavement

Content: 2002; Kivelae et al., 1998; Bifulco, Harris & Brown, 1992)
D) The death of a parent or other important loved one often has profound implications on a child's social development. Children who experience the early death of a parent tend to have difficulty with intimate relationships and social functioning. ( Shroeder & Gordon, 1991) This can carryover well into adulthood. Research indicates that experiencing the death of a parent in childhood significantly added to the incidence of loneliness and social isolation years later. ( Marrone, 1997)
D) The death of a parent often leaves a child insecure, and this can predispose them to a tendency for phobias well into adulthood. ( Worden, 1996) They are in general more likely to be fearful, more distrusting, and more prone to anxiety disorders. ( Tweed et al.,