According to Edwin Shneidman, people who are ambivalent about their intent to die and whose actions leading to death do not guarantee death (e.g., swimming in shark-infested waters) are called:
A) death darers.
B) death seekers.
C) death ignorers.
D) death initiators.
Ans: A) death darers.
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