1. Theories of Personality Power Point Presentation by Christopher T
Theories of Personality Power Point Presentation by Christopher T. Arra, Ph.D. Northern Virginia Community College
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2. CHAPTER SIXTEEN BUDDHIST PSYCHOLOGY Lessons from Eastern Culture
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3. Chapter Overview The relevance of Buddhism for Personality Psychology
A brief history of Buddhism
The Buddhist worldview: The four noble truths
Buddhism and personality concepts
Spiritual practice
Buddhism and psychotherapy
The importance of the dialogue, and some cautions
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4. Preview of Buddhist Psychology
Table 2.1 (p. 35)
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5. The relevance of Buddhism for Personality Psychology
Ways of knowing about reality based on personal experience
Concepts contribute to enhancing psychotherapy and personality theory
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6. A brief history of Buddhism
Siddhartha Gautama
Buddha
Rebirth
Mahayana Buddhism
Zen Buddhism
Enlightenment
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7. The Buddhist worldview: The four noble truths
The first noble truth:
There is suffering
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8. The Buddhist worldview: The four noble truths
The second noble truth:
The origin of suffering
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9. The Buddhist worldview: The four noble truths
The third noble truth:
The end of suffering
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10. The Buddhist worldview: The four noble truths
The fourth noble truth:
The eightfold path
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11. For discussion: How might the 4 basic needs be active for this cook? (e.g., food; not getting burned; being loved; making the best barbeque imaginable)
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12. Buddhism and personality concepts
Self or ego
Anatta
Nirvana
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13. Buddhism and personality concepts
Transience and mortality
The universe has been created and destroyed many times
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14. Buddhism and personality concepts
Behavior:
Its causes and consequences
Consequences of behavior: Karma
Dependent origination
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15. Buddhism and personality concepts
Mind and body
Consciousness
Awakening
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16. Buddhism and personality concepts
Emotions
Happiness
Anger
Love and other emotions
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17. Buddhism and personality concepts
Interpersonal relationships and society
Compassion
Peace
Community
Other social issues
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18. Spiritual practice Yoga Directed by a guru Koans
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19. Spiritual practice
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20. Meditation Meditation Concentrative meditation Mindfulness meditation
Zazen
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21. Meditation The Process of Meditation
Meditation and the control of attention and perception
The 17 moments of perception
Brain measurements during meditation
Habituation
Processing emotional stimuli
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22. Psychological and health effects of meditation
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23. Buddhism and psychotherapy
Applications to psychotherapy
Motivation and desire: Understanding and treating addiction
Hungry ghosts
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24. The importance of the dialogue, and some cautions
Dialogue between
religion and science
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25. Chapter review The relevance of Buddhism for Personality Psychology
A brief history of Buddhism
The Buddhist worldview: The four noble truths
Buddhism and personality concepts
Spiritual practice
Buddhism and psychotherapy
The importance of the dialogue, and some cautions
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