A rational outlook on death develops during:

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A rational outlook on death typically develops in early to mid-adulthood as individuals have experienced enough of life to understand its finite nature and have developed coping mechanisms for the fear of death. While adolescence may bring about an awareness of mortality, it is often accompanied by feelings of invincibility and a sense of immortality. Childhood and late adulthood may also involve an understanding of death, but it is often limited in comprehension and may not be fully rational.

A Rational Outlook on Death Develops During