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DEATH ANXIETY IN J. GREENBERG'S, T. PYSZCZYNSKI'S AND S. SOLOMON'S TERROR MANAGEMENT THEORY
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DEATH ANXIETY IN J. GREENBERG'S, T. PYSZCZYNSKI'S AND S. SOLOMON'S TERROR MANAGEMENT THEORY
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Tatiana Gavrilova 
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The review of English publications on J. Greenberg's, T. Pyszczynski's and S. Solomon's Terror Management Theory (TMT) is presented. Theoretical backgrounds and proposition of TMT are described; main hypothesis, experimental methodology, empirical data and conclusions are summarized. Five main lines of TMT's criticism are analyzed.
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death anxiety, Terror Management Theory, psychological defense, self-respect, cultural worldviews, empirical existential psychology, evolutionary psychology.
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