Community Attitudes Toward Near-Death Experiences: A Chinese Study
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Abstract: In a survey of Chinese attitudes toward near-death experiences (NDEs), 197 respondents were read a hypothetical description of an NDE and asked to choose from a range of explanations and social reactions that might approximate their own. Fifty-eight percent of respondents believed that NDEs were probably hallucinations or dreams. Less than nine percent believed the NDE was evidence of life after death. Rural and younger persons were more likely to react positively to NDErs. The re…
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Date:
Spring 1990
Creator:
Kellehear, Allan; Heaven, Patrick & Gao, Jia
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