Dimensions of Human Behavior

A person's search for a sense of meaning and morally fulfilling relationships between oneself,others,and the universe is called ______.

The patterning of spiritual beliefs and practice into social institutions,with community support and traditions maintained over time,is called ______.

A universal aspect of human existence which is an integral,centering process underlying the formation of beliefs,values,and meanings is called ______.

The development of a personal self,including ideas,outlook,and worldview,is called ______.

What is the most prevalent religious affiliation in the United States?

A therapeutic approach based on dynamic theories of human behavior with the prime concern to deal with repression and resolving instinctual conflicts is which of the following?

A therapeutic approach based on transpersonal theories and specifically targeted to the spiritual dimension of a person's life is which of the following?

A therapeutic approach that evolved from behavioral theories and focuses on learned habits is which of the following?

A therapeutic approach rooted in experiential/humanistic/existential theories and helps the person to deal with existential despair and seeks the actualization of individual potential is which of the following?

Infants who are learning to trust or not to trust their immediate environment,developing a sense of object permanence,and forming first images or a sense of the ultimate are in which of Fowler's stages of faith development?

Adolescents who have a capacity for abstract thinking and manipulation of concepts which affects the process of developing both identity and faith are in which of Fowler's stages of faith development?

Young adults who have increased responsibility for commitments,lifestyle,beliefs,and attitudes are in which of Fowler's stages of faith development?

Most middle-aged people do not reach this stage of faith development,which requires the integration of what has been suppressed or unrecognized in an earlier stage of development.Which of Fowler's stages of faith development does this represent?

When children have the tools of speech and symbolic representation they are in which of Fowler's stages of faith development?

When children take on stories,beliefs,and practices that symbolize belonging to their community,they are in which stage of Fowler's stages of faith development?

People who are able to live sacrificial lives aimed at transformation of humankind are in what stage of Fowler's stages of faith development?

Various developmental milestones that unfold within the human psyche describe which of the four components of Wilber's integral theory of consciousness?

Ordinary experiences such as sleeping or dreaming and non-ordinary experiences such as peak experiences or religious experiences describe which of the four components of Wilber's integral theory of consciousness?

Developmental streams such as cognition,morals,and spirituality describe which of the four components of Wilber's integral theory of consciousness?

All levels,lines,and states of consciousness are navigated by which of the following components of Wilber's integral theory of consciousness?