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Question 1

Benedito is sleeping in bed. While his mind is still monitoring the environment for any sudden changes, he is clearly asleep. Benedito is in a(n) __________.
◦ altered state of subconsciousness
◦ altered state of consciousness
◦ state of unconsciousness
◦ state of consciousness

Question 2

Benji is sitting quietly just noticing his thoughts go through his mind. He doesn't judge his thoughts or try to change them, he just observes them come and go. Benji is practicing __________.
◦ open monitoring meditation
◦ focused attention meditation
◦ awareness without attention
◦ attention without awareness
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