The ISAS interpretation of death‑related behavior emphasizes that
A)use of any given meaning for some item of behavior always has the same consequences.
B)any given behavior pattern always stems from the same biological condition.
C)all individuals experience death in the same way.
D)the meaning of death may change even though the biological aspects do not change.

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The ISAS (Interpretive Social and Affective Symbolism) interpretation of death-related behavior suggests that the significance or meaning attributed to death can vary among different individuals or cultures, even if the biological aspects of death remain constant. This perspective emphasizes the variability in how death is understood and experienced, rather than suggesting a uniform biological, experiential, or consequential approach to death.

The ISAS Interpretation of Death‑related Behavior Emphasizes That