A Study on the Differences in Life and Death Quality Between Cluster Types of Life and Death Perceptions

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This research aims to examine differences in life and death quality related to various perception types.
Conducted an online survey targeting adults to assess life and death perception types, quality of life, and quality of death.
Utilized SPSS 26 for descriptive statistics, variance analysis, and cluster analysis.
Classified perception types into three categories: realism-oriented, afterlife-oriented, and meaning-seeking.
Identified three distinct perception types: realism-oriented, afterlife-oriented, and meaning-seeking.
Statistical analysis revealed significant differences in quality of life and death across perception types.
Notably, afterlife-oriented and meaning-seeking types demonstrated the most significant differences related to quality variables.

Explores the connection between life and death perceptions and their quality in adults, indicating significant implications for intervention.

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Jun Seok Yang (2026) studied this question.

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