The "panic begins" for many middle-aged Americans regarding the thought of death. Which is not a correct reason for this?
A)Realization that the remaining years of life are fewer than those already lived
B)Realization that after one's parents are dead, the "buffer zone" is gone
C)If one's job depends on physical vigor, the realization that physical strength is beginning to wane
D)Physical strength begins to wane but does not impact daily functioning

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The correct answer is D because while the waning of physical strength can be a concern for middle-aged Americans, it does not necessarily impact daily functioning to the extent that it causes panic about death. The other options directly relate to common reasons for increased anxiety about mortality in middle age.

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