During Middle Adulthood, Attitudes Toward Death Are Most Likely to Be

During middle adulthood, attitudes toward death are most likely to be affected by _________.

A) the suddenness of the deaths that these adults encounter
B) a newly personalized sense of mortality
C) their view of death as resulting from ill fortune
D) the deaths of peers, parents, and spouses from human-induced causes
E) a growing sense of personal invulnerability