How do people experience ego transcendence?
a) Seeing their contributions lasting beyond their own lives
b) Preoccupation with the question of whether their lives had meaning
c) Experiencing their lives as positive
d) Reaffirming their dedication to life
Answer: a
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a. Helping him/her through the withdrawal symptoms b. Changing his/her social environment c. Making him/her dislike being addicted d. Focusing on what the drug is doing to his/her health
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