Chapter 13 Drunk Driving

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Lehman, D., and C. Wortman. 1987. "Long-Term Effects of Losing a Spouse or Child in a Motor Vehicle Crash." Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 52 (1): 218-231.

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Grollman, Earl. Straight Talk About Death for Teenagers.

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Lord, Janice Harris. No Time for Goodbyes: Coping with Sorrow, Anger and Injustice After a Tragic Death.

Mercer, Dorothy. Injury: Learning to Live Again.

Saperstein, Robert and Diana. Surviving an Auto Accident.