Question 1

The two main styles of Zen are

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A)  Soto and Rinzai. 
B)  Buddhist and Taoist. 
C)  Mahayana and Theravada. 
D)  Japanese and Chinese. 
A)  Soto and Rinzai. 
B)  Buddhist and Taoist. 
C)  Mahayana and Theravada. 
D)  Japanese and Chinese.

Question 2

When the Buddha was asked what he was,he

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A)  said, "I am All-knowing." 
B)  said, "I am Awake." 
C)  said, "I am a God." 
D)  replied with silence. 
A)  said, "I am All-knowing." 
B)  said, "I am Awake." 
C)  said, "I am a God." 
D)  replied with silence.

Question 3

In your opinion,why have Zen Buddhism and other Eastern approaches become more popular in parts of Western culture in recent years?

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There are several reasons why Zen Buddhi

Question 4

What does the yin in yin and yang stand for?

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A)  The feminine, receptive, internal, negative aspect of nature 
B)  The feminine, active, external, positive aspect of nature 
C)  The masculine, receptive, internal, negative aspect of nature 
D)  The masculine, active, external, positive aspect of nature 
A)  The feminine, receptive, internal, negative aspect of nature 
B)  The feminine, active, external, positive aspect of nature 
C)  The masculine, receptive, internal, negative aspect of nature 
D)  The masculine, active, external, positive aspect of nature

Question 5

Ella has assumed the main position recommended for zazen.Ella is most likely

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A)  standing erect. 
B)  sitting with each foot on the opposite thigh. 
C)  in direct physical contact with other people. 
D)  holding her breath. 
A)  standing erect. 
B)  sitting with each foot on the opposite thigh. 
C)  in direct physical contact with other people. 
D)  holding her breath.

Question 6

Zach is an experienced Zen meditator.The physiological responses of Zach's body are typical of individuals who are experienced meditators.Which of the following is most likely true for Zach?

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A)  During meditation, his breathing rate increases. 
B)  Meditation increases his health and ability to deal with stress. 
C)  During meditation, his metabolic rates increase. 
D)  Zach's eyes are shut completely during all phases of his meditation. 
A)  During meditation, his breathing rate increases. 
B)  Meditation increases his health and ability to deal with stress. 
C)  During meditation, his metabolic rates increase. 
D)  Zach's eyes are shut completely during all phases of his meditation.

Question 7

All psychological problems arise in which level of consciousness?

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A)  Alayavijnana (storehouse consciousness) 
B)  Body consciousness 
C)  Manas (self-consciousness) 
D)  Manovijnana (thought consciousness) 
A)  Alayavijnana (storehouse consciousness) 
B)  Body consciousness 
C)  Manas (self-consciousness) 
D)  Manovijnana (thought consciousness)

Question 8

Dr.Anson is a clinical psychologist who uses Eastern psychotherapy approaches.For most clients,she would probably list as a goal

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A)  freedom from dukkha. 
B)  strengthening the self. 
C)  separation of the self from the surrounding world. 
D)  replacing irrational thought patterns in significant relationships. 
A)  freedom from dukkha. 
B)  strengthening the self. 
C)  separation of the self from the surrounding world. 
D)  replacing irrational thought patterns in significant relationships.

Question 9

Morita therapy appears to be most effective with problems categorized as shinkeishitsu.The category of the DSM-IV-TR most similar to shinkeishitsu is

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A)  anxiety disorders. 
B)  mood disorders. 
C)  psychotic disorders. 
D)  eating disorders. 
A)  anxiety disorders. 
B)  mood disorders. 
C)  psychotic disorders. 
D)  eating disorders.

Question 10

According to the teachings of Buddha,the source of all the troubles in the world is the idea of the

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A)  physical body. 
B)  thinking mind. 
C)  compassionate heart. 
D)  personal self. 
A)  physical body. 
B)  thinking mind. 
C)  compassionate heart. 
D)  personal self.

Question 11

The reflective illumination or awakening of Zen is known as

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A)  satori. 
B)  gassho. 
C)  duality of thought. 
D)  koan. 
A)  satori. 
B)  gassho. 
C)  duality of thought. 
D)  koan.

Question 12

What does karma mean?

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A)  Future consequences 
B)  Destiny 
C)  Luck 
D)  Volitional action 
A)  Future consequences 
B)  Destiny 
C)  Luck 
D)  Volitional action

Question 13

Discuss the principle of dependent origination.

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The principle of dependent origination,

Question 14

What does having an immovable mind entail?

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A)  Learning to follow your heart and not take advice from others 
B)  Coexisting with one's feelings without reacting to them 
C)  Remaining calm regardless of circumstances 
D)  Spending time every day reviewing past actions 
A)  Learning to follow your heart and not take advice from others 
B)  Coexisting with one's feelings without reacting to them 
C)  Remaining calm regardless of circumstances 
D)  Spending time every day reviewing past actions

Question 15

Compare the modes of liberation or psychotherapeutic change developed by the East and the West.

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The modes of liberation or psychotherape

Question 16

Deanna is very experienced in Zen meditation.During meditation,which of these physiological responses is most likely?

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A)  She will breathe more rapidly. 
B)  Her metabolic rates will slow down. 
C)  Her digestive system will cleanse itself. 
D)  The number of alpha and theta waves generated by the brain will decrease. 
A)  She will breathe more rapidly. 
B)  Her metabolic rates will slow down. 
C)  Her digestive system will cleanse itself. 
D)  The number of alpha and theta waves generated by the brain will decrease.

Question 17

Describe the method and experience of the practice of Zen meditation.

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Zen meditation, also known as Zazen, is

Question 18

The philosophy of Taoism

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A)  is of Chinese origin. 
B)  is essentially incompatible with that of Buddhism. 
C)  is of Korean origin. 
D)  stresses that most psychological problems stem from change. 
A)  is of Chinese origin. 
B)  is essentially incompatible with that of Buddhism. 
C)  is of Korean origin. 
D)  stresses that most psychological problems stem from change.

Question 19

What does the concept of anatta do to the person?

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A)  It isolates the person. 
B)  It makes the person one with the universe. 
C)  It negates the person's existence. 
D)  It renders the person powerless. 
A)  It isolates the person. 
B)  It makes the person one with the universe. 
C)  It negates the person's existence. 
D)  It renders the person powerless.

Question 20

Ann is a truly enlightened person.According to Buddhism,Ann is likely to show

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A)  very high intelligence. 
B)  vast knowledge. 
C)  great compassion. 
D)  enhanced sensory abilities. 
A)  very high intelligence. 
B)  vast knowledge. 
C)  great compassion. 
D)  enhanced sensory abilities.

The two main styles of Zen are

When the Buddha was asked what he was,he

In your opinion,why have Zen Buddhism and other Eastern approaches become more popular in parts of Western culture in recent years?

What does the yin in yin and yang stand for?

Ella has assumed the main position recommended for zazen.Ella is most likely

Zach is an experienced Zen meditator.The physiological responses of Zach's body are typical of individuals who are experienced meditators.Which of the following is most likely true for Zach?

All psychological problems arise in which level of consciousness?

Dr.Anson is a clinical psychologist who uses Eastern psychotherapy approaches.For most clients,she would probably list as a goal

Morita therapy appears to be most effective with problems categorized as shinkeishitsu.The category of the DSM-IV-TR most similar to shinkeishitsu is

According to the teachings of Buddha,the source of all the troubles in the world is the idea of the

The reflective illumination or awakening of Zen is known as

What does karma mean?

Discuss the principle of dependent origination.

What does having an immovable mind entail?

Compare the modes of liberation or psychotherapeutic change developed by the East and the West.

Deanna is very experienced in Zen meditation.During meditation,which of these physiological responses is most likely?

Describe the method and experience of the practice of Zen meditation.

The philosophy of Taoism

What does the concept of anatta do to the person?

Ann is a truly enlightened person.According to Buddhism,Ann is likely to show

Introduction Evaluating Personality Theories

Psychoanalysis Sigmund Freud

Analytical Psychology Carl Jung

Inter-psychic Theories Alfred Adler, Harry Stack Sullivan

Psychoanalytic Social Psychology Karen Horney Erich Fromm

Ego Analytic Psychology Anna Freud Erik Erikson Dan McAdams

Human Relations Object Relations Theory, Relational-Cultural Theory

Experimental Analysis of Behavior John Dollard and Neal Miller B.F.Skinner

Social Learning Theories Albert Bandura, Julian Rotter, Walter Mischel

Traits and Personology Gordon Allport Henry Murray

Factor Analytic, Genetic and Evolutionary Theories Raymond Cattell, The Big Five Personality Traits, Genetic and Evolutionary Developments

Biological Traits Hans Eysenck

Humanism Abraham Maslow, Carl Rogers

Existential Psychoanalysis Rollo May

Personal Constructs George Kelly

Cognitive-Behavioral Theories Albert Ellis, Aaron Beck, Arnold Lazarus

Conclusion personality Theory in Perspective

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Exam 17: Zen Buddhism

The two main styles of Zen are

When the Buddha was asked what he was,he

In your opinion,why have Zen Buddhism and other Eastern approaches become more popular in parts of Western culture in recent years?

What does the yin in yin and yang stand for?

Ella has assumed the main position recommended for zazen.Ella is most likely

Zach is an experienced Zen meditator.The physiological responses of Zach's body are typical of individuals who are experienced meditators.Which of the following is most likely true for Zach?

All psychological problems arise in which level of consciousness?

Dr.Anson is a clinical psychologist who uses Eastern psychotherapy approaches.For most clients,she would probably list as a goal

Morita therapy appears to be most effective with problems categorized as shinkeishitsu.The category of the DSM-IV-TR most similar to shinkeishitsu is

According to the teachings of Buddha,the source of all the troubles in the world is the idea of the

The reflective illumination or awakening of Zen is known as

What does karma mean?

Discuss the principle of dependent origination.

What does having an immovable mind entail?

Compare the modes of liberation or psychotherapeutic change developed by the East and the West.

Deanna is very experienced in Zen meditation.During meditation,which of these physiological responses is most likely?

Describe the method and experience of the practice of Zen meditation.

The philosophy of Taoism

What does the concept of anatta do to the person?

Ann is a truly enlightened person.According to Buddhism,Ann is likely to show

Introduction Evaluating Personality Theories

Psychoanalysis Sigmund Freud

Analytical Psychology Carl Jung

Inter-psychic Theories Alfred Adler, Harry Stack Sullivan

Psychoanalytic Social Psychology Karen Horney Erich Fromm

Ego Analytic Psychology Anna Freud Erik Erikson Dan McAdams

Human Relations Object Relations Theory, Relational-Cultural Theory

Experimental Analysis of Behavior John Dollard and Neal Miller B.F.Skinner

Social Learning Theories Albert Bandura, Julian Rotter, Walter Mischel

Traits and Personology Gordon Allport Henry Murray

Factor Analytic, Genetic and Evolutionary Theories Raymond Cattell, The Big Five Personality Traits, Genetic and Evolutionary Developments

Biological Traits Hans Eysenck

Humanism Abraham Maslow, Carl Rogers

Existential Psychoanalysis Rollo May

Personal Constructs George Kelly

Cognitive-Behavioral Theories Albert Ellis, Aaron Beck, Arnold Lazarus

Conclusion personality Theory in Perspective

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