Analysis shows life satisfaction moderates death anxiety levels in adults, indicating religiosity may offer protective benefits.
Key Points
A significant negative correlation exists between religiosity and death anxiety, indicating higher spiritual beliefs may reduce fear of death.
Results revealed that life satisfaction positively correlates with religiosity, suggesting individuals with stronger religious beliefs also feel more satisfied with life.
The study employed standardized measures among 200 Pakistani adults, providing insights into existential concerns in collectivist societies.
These findings suggest that enhancing life satisfaction could mitigate death anxiety, underscoring the importance of spirituality in mental health.