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Religion related to FEAR OF DEATH OR NOT WAKING UP

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| | |FEAR OF DEATH OR NOT WAKING UP |Total |
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| | |Value |Approx. Sig. |
|Nominal by Nominal |Contingency Coefficient |.104 |.910 |
|N of Valid Cases |50 | |

Religion * DISRUPTION OF LIFE PATTERN

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| | |FEAR OF DISRUPTION OF LIFE PATTERN |Total |
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| | |Value |Approx. Sig. |
|Nominal by Nominal |Contingency Coefficient |.114 |.884 |
|N of Valid Cases |50 | |

Religion * FEAR OF ANESTHESIA

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