Chapter 1 - Death, Society, and Human Experience
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Thomas Green
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others
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Hard
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1.
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Uniform Anatomical Gift Act
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A law that permits people, upon their own deaths, to designate their bodily organs for transplantation to other people
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Death Anxiety
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Emotional distress and insecurity aroused by encounters with dead bodies, grieving, people, or other reminders of mortality, including one's own thoughts
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Denial
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An extreme response in which one attempts to cope with danger or loss ignoring important features of reality
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Edge Theory
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A theoretical approach that emphasizes the survival function of death-related anxiety
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Fatalism
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The belief that future events have already been determined; therefore, one is powerless to affect the future
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Living Will
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A document that instructs medical personnel on an individual's wishes should a situation arise in which that person cannot communicate directly. Often involves the request for limiting the type of medical interventions. One of a class of documents known as advance directives
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