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From Mortality Salience to Existential Reflection: A Four-Level Model of Reflecting Upon Personal, Human, Biotic, and Cosmic Finitude
Death-related thought can shape emotional responses, meaning-making, health decisions, and social responses to loss. Mortality-salience research has made death-related cognition experimentally testable. Yet a mortality-salience induction does not establish that a person has reflected on death in a s
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