The Psychology of Price in Purchasing a Funeral Service
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Title
The Psychology of Price in Purchasing a Funeral Service
Subject
funeral prices
Description
The following is an article in the National FS Journal which examines the psychology of price in funeral services, calling into question the efficacy of money in alleviating feelings of guilt. It also discusses the funeral as a symbol of status, one which accompanies the deceased person in death just as it did in life.
Creator
National FS Journal
Source
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Publisher
National FS Journal
The Harry Ransom Center at The University of Texas at Austin
Date
August, 1961
Contributor
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Rights
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Relation
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Format
still image
Language
English
Type
still image
Identifier
[no text]
Coverage
United States of America, 1961
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Original Format
still image
Physical Dimensions
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Files
Citation
National FS Journal , “The Psychology of Price in Purchasing a Funeral Service,” Await Another Voice: Uncovering Collections at The University of Texas at Austin, accessed July 22, 2026, https://socialjusticeutaustin.omeka.net/items/show/45.