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Exploring the effects of self-esteem and mortality salience on proximal and distally measured death anxiety: a further test of the dual process model of terror management

Andrew A. Abeyta, Jacob Juhl, Clay Routledge

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Key concepts: Mortality salience, Terror management theory, Death anxiety, Psychology, Anxiety, Distraction, Trait anxiety, Cognition

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