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The association between meditation and mindfulness naturally leads the
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29 Dec 2021, 07:57
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The association between meditation and mindfulness naturally leads the two terms to be frequently __________ when in fact they are distinct.
| Two Answers |
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| A. conflated |
| B. divulged |
| C. explained | D. defined | E. confused |
| F. qualified |
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30 Dec 2021, 01:14
30 Dec 2021, 01:14
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Meditation and mindfulness are related but they are different. Their relationship however makes them to be conflated and confused with each other. Someone might say meditation when in the real sense mindfulness is appropriate while another might say mindfulness when they really intend to say meditation. Hence, A and E are the correct choices.
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08 May 2023, 08:37
08 May 2023, 08:37
Conflated and confused are not alike
