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acceptance of death assessed associated ATTITUDES ABOUT DEATH behaviors BELIEFS ABOUT RECOVERY body image Cancer Sample N=95 cognitive concepts construct coping responses correlate higher DEATH ITEMS depression DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS Doctor-Patient Relationship doctors eigenvalues evaluation frequency distributions Guttman scale hypothesized Item Grouping/Item item groupings Item Number Item-Scale Correlation Matrix Items and Summary items are shown items correlate live locus of control measures missing responses multitrait scaling analyses Negative Feelings number from Table Number Missing Percent number of items number of missing Number Percent Number outcomes pairwise deletion past month Percent Number Percent principal components analysis PRODUCT-MOMENT CORRELATIONS questionnaire RECOVERY ITEMS reliability coefficients religious/spiritual perspective response choices right to die Rotated Principal Components sample median Sample N=63 self-esteem sense of control serious illness shown in Table sick role Simonton simulation skewed social support Summary Statistics symptoms thinking about death thoughts and emotions Total Sample N=158 unhelpful validity Visotsky