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Mismatched Attitudes about Neonatal Death

The Hastings Center Report, 1981
E xtravagance is a notable characteristic of human reproduction, as it is in all animal species: the majority of offspring launched at conception die before or soon after birth. For example, it is estimated that 40 percent of human pregnancies end in spontaneous miscarriage; a little more than half of these occur so early that a woman may not even ...
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Attitudes Toward Death

1995
No matter how much the Greeks valued health, they realized that sooner or later even the healthiest and most robust among them must die. It is my purpose in this chapter to illustrate some of the attitudes that the Greeks had toward death at various times in their cultural development.
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Nursing Studentsʼ Attitudes toward Death

Nursing Research, 1977
This descriptive study tested: 1) whether a change in attitude toward death and the dying was associated with the clinical course. "Nursing of the Adult Patient with Malignant Neoplastic Disease," and 2) the validity and reliability of the questionnaire. Death Attitude Indicator.
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Attitudes to death and dying

2021
Catherine Proot, Michael Yorke
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Nursing Attitude to Death

2001
Ölüm yaşamın son aşamasıdır. Yaşam döllenme ile başlar, ölümle son bulur. Ölüm yalnızca doğal nedenlerden değil kaza ya da hastalıklar nedeniy- le de oluşur. Ölen bir birey ve ailesi pek çok so- runla karşılaşır.
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Adolescent Attitudes toward Death

The Journal of Genetic Psychology, 1964
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