Aim of DvT

Question 1

Aim of DvT

Answer 1

DvT attempts to lower fear of these instabilities of Being via a process of varielation, which dimensionalizes experience, resulting in a more complex and dynamic representation of the world.

Question 2

Lowering the __________ of Being leads to the control of the ______ and ______ environment, which can only partially succeed, and inevitably leads to greater instability.

Answer 2

instability; external; interpersonal

Question 3

Lowering one’s own fear of _____ involves learning how to accept ____ and learning how to maintain one’s balance amidst uncertain and unstable circumstance.

Answer 3

instability; risk

Question 4

Negative outcomes occur when we place a demand on the environment (others) to____________

Answer 4

alter their behaviors in ways that maintain our stability

Question 5

Rather than trying to reduce turbulence, Dvt attempts to ____________

Answer 5

lower the fear of turbulence

Question 6

The essentials of DvT theoretical ideas follow those of ____

Answer 6

Buddha

Question 7

DvT assumes that the embodied encounter in the playspace among people may be experienced as___

Answer 7

unsafe

Question 8

What constitutes moral achievement is not a ______to be good, but the ______to be good in the presence of the _________

Answer 8

promise; choice; capacity to do harm

Question 9

DvT emphasizes the player’s ______ rather than safety

Answer 9

courage

Question 10

varielation

Answer 10

the capacity to find balance while moving

Question 11

dimensionality

Answer 11

a more complex and dynamic representation of the world

Question 12

Intermediate areas between polarities are initially experienced as confusing or ambiguous but when differentiated in additional dimensions become ____

Answer 12

stabilized

Question 13

The essential aim of DvT is to move the player from states of _________ to ________ by ________ their experience

Answer 13

static equilibrium; dynamic equilibrium; dimensionalizing