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Current Opinion in Psychology, 2021
This review summarises research on the relationship between death anxiety and religiosity. The fear of death is commonly hypothesized as a motivation for religious belief. From a Terror Management Theory perspective, religious beliefs are especially attractive because they offer both literal and symbolic immortality in the form of afterlife beliefs and
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This review summarises research on the relationship between death anxiety and religiosity. The fear of death is commonly hypothesized as a motivation for religious belief. From a Terror Management Theory perspective, religious beliefs are especially attractive because they offer both literal and symbolic immortality in the form of afterlife beliefs and
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This chapter will help counselors and counselor trainees develop the capacity to understand the concept of death anxiety for themselves and for those they serve. Moreover, this chapter will define death anxiety, discuss the history of death anxiety within the helping professions, and provide guidelines for exploring one's own death anxiety and the ...
Aaron Suomala Folkerds, Diane Coursol
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Aaron Suomala Folkerds, Diane Coursol
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2017
In a recent meeting with physicians from the pediatric emergency room, I had them do an exercise that we also do with the second year medical students. Each person was asked to write down five goals and dreams for their life. They then shared their list with the person sitting beside them.
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In a recent meeting with physicians from the pediatric emergency room, I had them do an exercise that we also do with the second year medical students. Each person was asked to write down five goals and dreams for their life. They then shared their list with the person sitting beside them.
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Religious Involvement and Death Anxiety
OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying, 2014The purpose of this study is to test a conceptual model that aims to clarify the relationship between religious commitment and death anxiety. This model contains the following hypotheses: (1) people who affiliate with Conservative Protestant congregations will be more likely to attend worship services; (2) people who go to church more often will be ...
Neal, Krause, R David, Hayward
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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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Personifications of Death and Death Anxiety
Journal of Personality Assessment, 1982University students (n = 165), graduate nursing students (n = 102), and funeral service students (n = 68) completed Templer's Death Anxiety Scale (DAS) and a Death Personification Exercise (DPE). Responses to the DAS and DPE were subjected to principal components factor analysis using varimax rotational procedures and the factor scores derived for each
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Existential Perspectives on Death Anxiety
Psychological Reports, 2004Construct validity is the hallmark of Templer's Death Anxiety Scale (1970), which has generated a healthy stream of research of paramount importance in the USA and all over the world. This paper contends that scores on this scale provide valuable scientific knowledge on group norms.
J A, Beshai, Mohamed A, Naboulsi
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2014
Although death and life concepts seem so different from each other, some believe that death and life as a whole that death is accepted as the goal of life and death completes life. In different cultures, societies and disciplines, there have been very different definitions of death which changes according to personality, age, religion and cultural ...
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Although death and life concepts seem so different from each other, some believe that death and life as a whole that death is accepted as the goal of life and death completes life. In different cultures, societies and disciplines, there have been very different definitions of death which changes according to personality, age, religion and cultural ...
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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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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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