How do transpersonal conceptualizations of change compare with those of traditional Western psychological theories?
a. Many Western theories seek to identify our stable traits; transpersonal theories view traits, impressions, and thoughts as constantly shifting.
b. For transpersonal practitioners, it is important to understand clients stable traits; traditional Western practitioners view traits, impressions, and thoughts as constantly changing.
c. All therapists endeavor to understand those aspects of their clients that do not change--which ones can be manipulated to help the client become happier.
d. Transpersonal therapists vary in their approaches to the concept of change.
Question 2
________________________ is waking from the illusion of life.
a. Transcendental reality
b. Waking consciousness
c. Differentiating
d. Enlightenment
e. Fulfillment
Barriers to change
Defining Climate Change
Western blotting
The change in the net of an irradiance, in Wm-2, at the tropopause
A Change of Heart
The traditional human karyotypes derived from a normal female and a normal male