Zola is a Christian. Walking to the art museum one day, she sees an anti-Christian protest that has been organized by a group of angry atheists. Terror management theory suggests that while at the art museum: Zola will begin to feel deeply depressed. Zola will decide that she wants to become an artist and gain symbolic rather than literal immortality. Zola may be more likely to see death-related images in the art, even if they aren’t obvious. Zola will feel a sense of uncertainty about her future.

Answer

Zola may be more likely to see death-related images in the art, even if they aren't obvious.

Explanation

Nearly everyone fears death, and the influence of that fear on someone's behavior and thinking can be explained by Terror Management Theory. According to this theory, an individual is motivated to develop close relationship with a group or their own cultural group to convince themselves that they will live on after the inevitable death. According to the theory, Zola being a Christian will feel vulnerable and aware of inevitable death which will create a paralyzing fear. This will manifest by her visions of death in the surrounding environment whether arts or natural images.

Reference

Solomon. S. (2011). Terror Management Theory. Retrieved from: https://www.oxfordbibliographies.com/view/document/obo-9780199828340/obo-9780199828340-0058.xml