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The present study examines an integrative model that  \nInnovation in Aging, 2025, Vol. 9, No. S2 1259  \nexplores the relationship between subjective nearness to death (SNtD) and emotional-cognitive complexity, while considering the mediating role of the hostile world scenario (HWS) . SNtD refers to how close one perceives oneself to death and is associated with negative psychological experiences. The HWS refers to an individual’s perception of actual or potential threats to their physical and psychological integrity. Partially supporting our hypotheses, our study (N = 1,073, ages 60-86) showed that some dimensions ofthe HWS mediated the relationship between SNtD and emotional-cognitive complexity. These findings highlight the theoretical contribution of the HWS in revealing the psychological mechanisms linking SNtD perception with emotional-cognitive adaptation in later life.","cbCaie1AhlC8UN5B","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaie1AhlC8UN5B","pdf",2159698,"English","# Abstract\n## Integrative model and key constructs\n## Hypotheses and mediation results\n## Implications for late-life adaptation","[{\"question\":\"What is subjective nearness to death (SNtD) in the study?\",\"answer\":\"SNtD refers to how close individuals perceive themselves to death, and it is associated with negative psychological experiences.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the hostile world scenario (HWS) represent?\",\"answer\":\"HWS represents an individual’s perception of actual or potential threats to their physical and psychological integrity.\"},{\"question\":\"How does HWS relate SNtD to emotional-cognitive complexity?\",\"answer\":\"The study shows that some dimensions of HWS mediated the relationship between SNtD and emotional-cognitive complexity, partially supporting the proposed hypotheses.\"}]","Subjective Nearness to Death and Emotional-Cognitive Complexity: An Integrative Model | PDF",1790641424]