Zen's Initial Decline During the Edo Period Was Revived by the Zen

question 72

Multiple Choice

Zen's initial decline during the Edo period was revived by the Zen monk/teacher/artist,__________,who portrayed subjects from everyday life that his humble followers could easily understand.

• A) Sen no Rikyu
• B) Kano Eitoku
• C) Ogata Korin
• D) Hakuin Ekaku

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Definitions:

Neodissociation Theory

A psychological theory suggesting that during hypnosis, consciousness is divided or dissociates into different streams, allowing for activities and experiences to occur independently of each other.

Posthypnotic Amnesia

A condition where individuals are unable to recall events or information obtained while under hypnosis, once they come out of the hypnotic state.

Hypnotic Suggestions

Instructions or prompts given to a person under hypnosis intended to influence their thoughts, behaviors, perceptions, or sensations.

Personality Trait

Enduring characteristics or qualities that constitute individual differences in behavior consistently observed over time and situations.