The "panic begins" for many middle-aged Americans regarding the thought of death.Which is/are correct reason(s) for this?

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All three reasons are valid and likely contribute to the panic that some middle-aged Americans feel regarding the thought of death. The realization that time is finite and that the remaining years are fewer than those already lived can be a sobering and unsettling thought for many people. Additionally, the death of one's parents can remove a sense of security or comfort that a person may have felt in terms of having a "buffer zone" or a safety net. Finally, if a person's job or livelihood depends on physical vigor or strength, the realization that they are not getting stronger can be a cause for concern and stress. Taken together, these factors may contribute to anxiety or panic about one's own mortality.

The "Panic Begins" for Many Middle-Aged Americans Regarding the Thought