George A. Bonanno

TL;DR: This article used the dot probe task to examine attachment-related biases for emotional faces and found that anxiously-attached individuals exhibited a significant tendency both to attend away from closed-mouth disgust faces, which have been associated with social rejection (social-moral disgust), and to attend toward open mouth disgust faces which are associated with visceral or core disgust.

TL;DR: This study provides partial support for the role of meaning in adjustment to loss among mothers of children who had undergone haematopoietic stem cell transplantation, and mothers who reported finding meaning at HSCT reported less post-bereavement distress.

TL;DR: This study compared adaptive and maladaptive dependency across three matched groups: prolonged grievers, asymptomatically bereaved adults, and a married comparison group, suggesting a link between adaptive dependency and asymPTomatic bereavement, and between mal Adaptive dependency and prolonged grief.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors extended this research by coding conjugal bereavement narratives for core relational themes (CRTs) that served as emotional summaries of unique combinations of appraisal features.

TL;DR: There are distinct temporal patterns of depressive symptoms during pregnancy, after childbirth, and beyond, while emergent and chronic depression patterns are separable with distinct correlates, most notably maternal age, education levels, adversity exposure, and child gender.