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This study compared the responses of 380 Han and 315 Tibetan respondents regarding their attitudes about death and factors influencing those attitudes using the  Death Anxiety Scale  and  Death Attitude Profile-Revised . The results show that Tibetan respondents expressed more  death anxiety, fear of death ,  death avoidance , and  escape acceptance  than the Han participants, while Han participants showed more  neutral acceptance  than the Tibetan participants. There was a significant interaction between age and gender around  Approaching Death.  In addition, the death attitudes of Han and Tibetan participants were influenced by religious beliefs, funeral experiences, and the way their families talked about death.

A comparative study of death anxiety and death attitudes in Han and Tibetan ethnic groups