The passage describes the Hindu belief that every person has a soul, and it is a form of Brahman.
Answer: Option B.
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Upanishads are the Sanskrit texts which contains spiritual and philosophical teachings and the main ideas of Hinduism are developed from the Upanishads. The following quote in the passage is a part of the belief held by Hinduism which relates to reincarnation. The ‘self’ in the excerpt relates to the soul. The soul is a form of Brahman, which means it is eternal and infinite. It cannot be created, nor it can be destroyed. The quote states that the soul cannot be destroyed, even though the body is destroyed or killed. When a person dies, his soul remains, and that takes form in different physical body and a new life begins.
They both derive from latin
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The correct answer is: 1) Information-processing, 2) Stage.
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An information-processing approach is an approach to the study of cognitive processing which proposes that humans are not passive subjects in information processing, thus they not only respond to environmental stimuli but rather they process the information they receive.
The information-processing approach explains how the brain encods, stores and retrieves information.
The stage approach explains the development of cognitive abilities in the sense that the development occurs in distinct and separate stages, and levels of cognitions are reached in said different stages.
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Who do you have the most conflict with right now? Your answer to this question probably depends on the various contexts in your life. If you still live at home with a parent or parents, you may have daily conflicts with your family as you try to balance your autonomy, or desire for independence, with the practicalities of living under your family’s roof. If you’ve recently moved away to go to college, you may be negotiating roommate conflicts as you adjust to living with someone you may not know at all. You probably also have experiences managing conflict in romantic relationships and in the workplace. So think back and ask yourself, “How well do I handle conflict?” As with all areas of communication, we can improve if we have the background knowledge to identify relevant communication phenomena and the motivation to reflect on and enhance our communication skills.
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