El modelo de la complejidad frente a los modelos psicológicos tradicionales de la ansiedad ante la muerte
Leonardo Yovany Álvarez
- Vol. 51, Iss: 3, pp 290-300
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Anxiety towards death has been a subject of investigation since different psychological perspectives as discussed by the authors and it takes part in tanatology courses directed for health careers students and for health professional attending terminal patients.Abstract:
Anxiety towards death has been a subject of investigation since different psychological perspectives. It takes part in tanatology courses directed for health careers students and for health professional attending terminal patients. Anxiety towards death is a complex phenomenon which involves the individual coping skills but also the confrontation of theread more
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Clarifying the Measurement of Death Attitudes: A Factor Analytic Evaluation of Fifteen Self-Report Death Scales; with Alternative Analysis and Response.
TL;DR: In this paper, a factor analysis of a representative population of fifteen death scales completed by 350 college students uncovered five orthogonal death-attitude factors: Negative Evaluation of death, Reluctance to Interact with the Dying, Negative Reaction to Pain, Reaction to Reminders of Death, and Preoccupation with Thoughts of Dying.