What Are the Three "Vehicles" in Buddhism

question 51

Multiple Choice

What are the three "vehicles" in Buddhism?

• A) Tibetan, Theravada, and Pure Land
• B) Morality, Meditation, and Wisdom
• C) Theravada, Mahayana, and Vajrayana
• D) The Buddha, Dharma, and the Sangha
• E) Suffering, Impermanence, and No-self

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Definitions:

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Heredity And Environment

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Behaviour Modification

A technique or intervention designed to change harmful or undesirable behaviors using principles of learning theory.

Operant Principles

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