Death attitudes and the older adult : theories, concepts, and applications
edited by Adrian Tomer ; [foreword by Jeffrey A. Giordano].
17858015
TABLE DES MATIÈRES
List of Contributors
Introduction
Part 1 : Theories and Concepts
Attitudes about
Life and Death : Toward a Comprehensive Model of Death Anxiety
Meaning of Life
and Meaning of Death in Successful Aging
Transcending the
Self : A Terror Management Perspective on Successful Aging
Microsuicide and the Elderly
A Basic Defense
Against Death Anxiety
Part 2 : Death Attitudes in Older Adults : Empirical Findings
Death-Related Attitudes
: Conceptual Distinctions
Correlates of Death Anxiety
in Older Adults : A Comprensive Review
The Structure of
the Revised Death Anxiety Scale in Young and Old Adults
Death Anxiety in
Younger and Older Adults
Beliefs about Self, Life
and Death : Testing Aspects of a Comprehensive Model of Death Anxiety and
Death Attitudes
Part 3 : Attitudes Toward the Older Adult and End of Life Decisions
Ageism and Elderly
Suicide : The Intimate Connection. Older Adults' Ethnicity, Fear of Death,
and End-of-Life Decisions
Israeli Nurses'
Attitudes Toward End of Life of Middle Aged and Old Terminally Ill Patients
Death Anxiety in Nursing
Home Personnel as a Function of Race
Hospice Care and
the Older Person
Part 4 : Conclusions
Spirituality and
Counseling of the Older Adult
Death Attitudes and Aging
in the 21st Century
Death Attitudes
and the Older Adult : Closing Thoughts and Open Questions
23 mars 2004