Wilber's Four Quadrant Model

question 17

Multiple Choice

Wilber's four quadrant model

• A) is oriented depending on the client's transpersonal experiences,
• B) is a model formed by the intersection of two axes: individual-collective and interior-ulterior.
• C) allows seemingly contradictory perspectives to be seen as complementary.
• D) involves quadrants that can be reduced to one another.
• E) is analogous to the Johari window.

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Definitions:

Promising

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Satisficer

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Decision Making

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