Mortality salience effects on the life expectancy estimates of older adults as a function of neuroticism.

J Aging Res · 2010 · PMC2997504 · PMID 21151516

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Among young-old participants, high neuroticism was associated with lower life expectancies: in the control condition this relationship was statistically significant, B = −.94, SE = .18, t = −5.15, P < .01, but in the MS condition it fell short of significance, B = .45, SE = .26, t = 1.72, P = .09.

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