The Bereaved Twin

Joan Woodward

doi:10.1017/S0001566000004098

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This three-year study was based on individual interviews of over 200 bereaved MZ and DZ adult twins. Its purpose was to record the Ione twins' response to the loss of their twin and to investigate factors that correlated with either the severity or amelioration of the loss.

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