Handbook of Terror Management Theory

Film Depression Sex Religion Belief Death God Anxiety Supernatural Immortality Art Fear Self-worth Faith Media Body Self-esteem Materialism Consumer behavior Creativity Health Mortality Offenders Mindfulness Anxiety Disorders Psychopathology Existential psychology Nostalgia Risk-Taking Control Time Ageism Genre Cinƒema purpose Corporeality Meaning making Defensiveness Self-awareness Attachment Legality Social learning theory Openness Terror Management theory Social cognition Death anxiety Goal pursuit Intergroup conflict Emotion regulation Healthy aging Health decision making Meaning in life EEG Dual-Process Models Environmental Attitudes Refugee crisis Meaning Older adults Stereotypes FMRI Objectification Black-Lives-Matter Self-narrative Terror Management Anxiety-buffer Attachment Behaviors Attitudes toward the body Conflict Escalation Death Awareness Cultural Worldview Existential neuroscience Experimental Existential Psychology Death thought Death thought accessibility Death Thoughts Health cognitions Limited Time Perspective Epistemic needs Life salience Existential motivation Mental Time Travel Natural disaster threat mortality salience Psychological defense Personal need for structure Psychological benefits Secular Worldviews Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Self-expansion Self-regulation of threat Heavy alcohol consumption Temporal coherence Secular cultural worldviews Terror management health model Psychological Security Transdiagnostic vulnerability Proximal and distal defenses Structuring time Vested interest