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Objective(s)  Yearning, a hallmark of grief disorders, relates to rumination and potentially to cognitive avoidance. We developed an 8‐item short form of the only existing validated yearning measure, the Yearning in Situations of Loss Scale (YSL), to improve its validity and administration ease.    Method  Cross‐sectional surveys were conducted among bereaved Dutch ( N  = 313) and German ( N  = 235) community samples and an American treatment‐seeking sample ( N  = 95). All samples completed the YSL, and community samples additionally measures of rumination, loss‐related avoidance, complicated grief (CG), and depression.    Results  A one‐factor model provided a good fit to the YSL Short Form (YSL‐SF) in the community samples. A two‐factor structure (cognitive and emotional yearning)best fitted the YSL‐SF in the treatment‐seeking sample. YSL‐SF scores correlated positively with rumination, loss‐related avoidance, and with CG symptoms whilst controlling for rumination and loss‐related avoidance.    Conclusion  The YSL‐SF appears an easy‐to‐administer and valid measure of yearning after bereavement.

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