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Attitude to Death

Known as: death attitude, Attitudes to Death, Death, Attitudes to 
Conceptual response of the person to the various aspects of death, which are based on individual psychosocial and cultural experience.
National Institutes of Health

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2013
2013
Death, an inevitable concept that associates with human being all the time, can cause significant anxiety in every individual… 
2011
2011
Introduction 1. Trumpets and drums (Psalmen Davids, 1617) Paraphrase 1. Lutheran Schutz 2. Echoes, mirrors and masks (Dafne, 1627… 
Review
1993
Review
1993
When it comes to dying there is no place like home. Since earliest times most cultures have accepted that dying people should… 
1980
1980
320 rural high school students completed Templer's Death Anxiety Scale. Results of a 3-way analysis of variance yielded… 
1978
1978
Examined the interrelationships of two scales of attitudes toward death with four measures of personality: the Manifest Anxiety… 
1977
1977
It was hypothesized that an external locus of control would be correlated with both death anxiety and general anxiety and that… 
1960
1960
America has been a subject of perennial fascination for European commentators, pundits, essayists, and even casual tourists. The…