The Effect of a Short Course of Death Education and Attitude Toward Death and Suicide Acceptability: An Experimental Study (Micro BF 789 D43B64 1981)

An examination of the differences and relationships between attitude toward death and suicide acceptability of 100 individuals who attended an adult community death education course, with an examination of the differences that time makes on the impact of death education. The responses of the individuals were measured using the Death Attitude Scale and the Suicide Acceptabiltiy Scale developed by Hardt and Hoelter. (KB)