Cultural Influences in Coping with Grief

Frank E. Eyetsemitan is a Professor of Psychology at Roger Williams University in Bristol, Rhode Island, USA. He is also a Faculty Associate at the University of Maine Center on Aging and a trustee of the Providence Public Library. His research interests span human aging; death, dying, and bereavement; and cross-cultural studies. Dr. Eyetsemitan is the author/co-author/editor of six books, including:Eyetsemitan, F.E. (2023): Verstorbenen-fokussierte Trauerbewältigung: Ein alternativer Ansatz (German Edition) The deceased-focused approach to grief: an alternative model; Springer-Nature PublisherEyetsemitan, F.E. (2022): The deceased-focused approach to grief: an alternative model; Springer- Nature PublisherEyetsemitan, F.E. (2021): Death, dying and bereavement around the world; Charles C. Thomas PublishersEyetsemitan, F.E (2020): Understanding death and dying: encountering death, dying and the afterlife; Sage Publication.Eyetsemitan, F.E. & Adebayo, S.O (Eds.) (2016): Touching lives through psychology: and cross-over issues; Africa World Press, NJ, USAEyetsemitan, F. & Gire, J.T. ( 2003). Aging & Adult Development in the Developing World: Applying Western Theories and Concepts.    Westport, CT: Praeger/Greenwood.

• THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE OF DEATH, DYING, AND BEREAVEMENT.- BEREAVEMENT THEORIES AND MODELS.- CULTURAL ELEMENTS IN DEATH, DYING, AND BEREAVEMENT.- CULTURE, WIDOWHOOD, AND BEREAVEMENT.- CULTURE, ABORTION, AND BEREAVEMENT.- CULTURE AND BEREAVEMENT IN THE WORKPLACE.- : CULTURAL FACTORS IN DEATH ANXIETY.- CULTURE AND THE DYING EXPERIENCE.- CULTURE, RESILIENCE, AND COPING WITH DEATH.- CULTURE AND COPING WITH DISENFRANCHISED GRIEF.- CULTURE, RITUALS, AND COPING WITH DEATH.