Altered Beliefs, Attitudes, and Behaviors Following Near-Death Experiences
Journal of Humanistic Psychology July 1, 1998 Gary Groth‐marnat, Roger Summers 66 citations
This study investigated the extent and types of altered beliefs, attitudes, and values of 53 subjects who reported having had a neardeath experience (NDE). A control group was composed of 27 individuals who reported having had similar life-threatening incidents but without a corresponding NDE. In addition, 45 significant others in the lives of the participants in these groups rated the extent...