When It Comes to a Right Livelihood,​

question 12

Multiple Choice

When it comes to a right livelihood,​

• A) ​most people cannot adopt it due to family and financial commitments.
• B) seeking it is primarily a matter of conscious choice.​
• C) people who embrace this concept consider money their top priority.​
• D) those who choose it tend to require high amounts of leisure time.​

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Definitions:

Physical Symptoms

The tangible or observable manifestations of a medical condition, illness, or injury that affect the body.

Due Process Nonaction

A procedure set up to address conflicts that is so costly, time-consuming, or personally risky that no one will use it.

Delaying Action

A tactic or strategy aimed at postponing something or slowing down an opposing force, often to gain more time for preparation or decision-making.

Conflict Buying Time

A strategy used in conflict resolution where time is intentionally taken before responding or making a decision, to allow for de-escalation and thoughtful consideration.