I believe the answer is: <span>the paradox of close relationships
</span><span>the paradox of close relationships cause a certain people to be overly dependent on other people's that they consider as 'close' in handling various situations in their live. One negative aspect of this paradox is that it might make people held their close friends accountable even for the mistake that they personally made.</span>
A Bodhisattva is the term used to define a person who is in the path of Buddha-hood.A person who has taken a resolution to become a Buddha (Bodhisattva)need to seek permission from a living Buddha to do so
Explanation:
- As per the Buddhist school of thought in order to become a Buddha the person need to receive permission and confirmation from a living Buddha.
- Siddhartha Gautama Also known as Gautama Buddha was a Buddhist teacher who attained enlightenment and shared his insights with his students to help them to end the cycle of rebirth and suffering
The answer to the above question is (C) He gained enlightenment and tried to help others out of compassion.
Maturity?? he is realizing the path that he wants, not the one his parents want.
Answer:
<em>Benefits may include f</em>
- <em>inancial security and/or assistance for education, unemployment</em><em>,</em><em>birth of a baby, sickness and medical expenses, retirement and funerals. </em>
- <em>social or educational framework for members and their families to support each other and contribute to the wider community.</em>
Explanation:
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Belief perseverance is the correct answer.
Belief perseverance, also known as belief persistence, is the tendency that a person has of maintaining one's belief even when there are enough evidences that firmly contradicts it. It is very hard to overcome belief persistence since it requires people to learn about the existence of bias and to accept explanations that support the opposing belief.