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The Death Anxiety Inventory: A Revision
Psychological Reports, 2005This work was an analysis of responses to the Death Anxiety Inventory from 866 Spanish participants, 673 women and 193 men. Eliminating an item with a negative corrected item-total correlation and two more items which had low loadings on all factors yielded a 17-item inventory with a Cronbach coefficient alpha of .92 and a factorial structure of four ...
Joaquín, Tomás-Sábado +2 more
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Religious Correlates of Death Anxiety
Psychological Reports, 1970No significant relationships between Death Anxiety Scale score of 213 college students and several variables of religious affiliation, belief, and activity were obtained. The apparent absence of any such relationship was explained in terms of religion having a quite limited effect upon the attitudes and behavior of most college students in our society.
D I, Templer, E, Dotson
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Journal of Gerontological Nursing, 1983
Thanatology classes for nurses cause anxieties about their own deaths.
L C, Mullins, S, Merrian
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Thanatology classes for nurses cause anxieties about their own deaths.
L C, Mullins, S, Merrian
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Death anxiety, dissent, and competence
Journal of Personality, 1979AbstractA total of 64 male undergraduates were administered a multistage interview which was structured to assess (a) their level of overtly expressed death anxiety, (b) covert (GSR) arousal to death stimuli, (c) self‐perceived competence, and (d) agreement with or dissent from life threatening national policies.
I E, Alexander, P R, Costanzo
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Fears and Anxieties about Death
Issues in Comprehensive Pediatric Nursing, 1985Children's feelings about death cover a broad range and arise from many sources. Throughout their development children define and redefine their ideas about death as has been illustrated in the preceding chapter. However cognitive in nature, these definitions and redefinitions are accompanied by feelings.
H, Wass, L, Cason
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CORRELATES OF DEATH ANXIETY IN PAKISTAN
Death Studies, 2002To ascertain the effect of gender, age, and religiosity on death anxiety, 132 participants were interviewed using Templer Death Anxiety Scale and Collett-Lester Fear of Death Scale (CLS). Women, older participants, and less religious participants were found to be more scared of their impending death.
Kausar, Suhail, Saima, Akram
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Death Anxiety among the Elderly
Psychological Reports, 1980On the Death Anxiety Scale 31 blacks scored higher than 31 whites; but black and white males scored similarly. Females scored higher than men. No good explanations were noted.
J F, Sanders, T E, Poole, W T, Rivero
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Adaptive Insights into Death Anxiety
The Psychoanalytic Review, 2003The danger of death appears to be the most fundamental and universal source of adaptive and defensive structures. Death is a universal and inherently unresolvable adaptive issue, and conscious and unconscious forms of death anxiety are ever-present. As a result, these grave concerns are significant factors in the development of virtually every type of ...
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Neural correlates of death anxiety
Death StudiesDeath anxiety influences multiple facets of human lives and has been quantified using questionnaires. Whether and how self-reports of death anxiety are associated with brain activities remain unclear. We investigated neural correlates of death anxiety by recording brain responses to perceived skulls and examined whether a specific neural response to ...
Tianyu, Gao +5 more
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