Briefly describe the different cultural conceptions of death

What will be an ideal response?

Even in Western cultures, reaction to death is diverse. The teaching of cultural and religious beliefs affects perceptions of death. Research suggests that Christian and Jewish youth view death from a "scientific" point of view, while Sunni Muslim and Druze children view death in spiritual terms. Native Americans see death as a continuation of life. The Lakota parents tell their children that when people die they move to the spirit land called Wanagi Makoce inhabited by people and animals. Death is not viewed with anger or as unfair. Children of Northern Ireland and Israel understand the finality of death at an earlier age than U.S. and British children do.