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Attitude change following near-death experiences

Noyes, Russell (1980)

Published
Aug 1, 1980
Journal
Psychiatry · Vol. 43 · No. 3
DOI
10.1080/00332747.1980.11024070

At a GlanceAI

An early psychiatric account of how attitudes change after a near-death experience.

SummaryAI

Noyes described the attitude changes reported by people after near-death experiences, including a reduced fear of death, a sense of relative invulnerability and a feeling of special importance. Later work on after-effects, including the Dutch prospective study, builds on this kind of description. Mostly of historical interest now.

Method SnapshotAI

Descriptive study of survivors' reported attitude changes.

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