Beyond Death’s (and Conception’s) Door: The Unsettling Limitations of Incarnate Existence
The psychological effects of contemplating one’s death have received much empirical attention, but the impact of thinking about one’s conception—the other temporal endpoint of physical existence—has not. Across three experiments, reflecting on conception or death (vs. a neutral topic) led to increas...
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