Abstract. This article examines the relationship between the experience of fear of death, loneliness and the level of existential fulfillment of a person. The specificity of the relationship between these phenomena is analysed within the framework of existential-humanistic psychology. The article presents the results of comparison by age. The results show that a high level of existential fulfillment in a person is correlated with a reduced need for social interactions and a lower level of loneliness.

Keywords: fear of death, existential fulfillment, subjective experience of loneliness