High Court Bailiff Model Paper No.11 By Shikshanjagat
High Court Of Gujarat Has published Notification for The Recruitment of Bailiff / Process Servers Posts 2017. This is the most awaited examination from last year. This Exam is conducts in Single Paper of 100 marks as per syllabus.
Hypnosis can be used to alter perception and therefore belief. When you work with hypnosis you learn something very profound about the nature of belief. Some hypnotized subjects can be hypnotized to see things that are not there or not to see things that are there. And it’s not just about seeing. They may actually eat an onion after being instructed to see it as an apple and respond to it in every way as if it is a perfectly genuine apple.
The point here is that during these hypnotic episodes the subjects believe completely in the reality of what they experience. This illustrates to the hypnotist – and hopefully to the subject – that what you believe can be completely disconnected from actual objective reality. Similarly, when you dream during your sleep, you believe totally in the reality of the dream events you experience. But a few moments later that absolute belief counts for nothing when you wake up and see that what you believed so heartily just a few moments before has no basis in reality.
People assume that their beliefs are important, and they are, but how reliable are they? And how can perceptions be manipulated to alter beliefs? How do we come to believe things that are absurd, dangerous, or patently wrong?
The realization that beliefs are highly malleable is, in fact, fairly modern. In the old days people were seen as willfully choosing to be ‘bad’ or ‘good’ rather than being prey to implanted convictions and beliefs.
It was only in the 1950s that British psychologist William Sargent demonstrated how the Chinese succeeded in remolding the beliefs of captive American servicemen during the Korean War. When his findings were published, the term ‘brainwashing’ was born. Sargent also demonstrated how a person of one religion can be converted to another once you understand how belief itself works, regardless of what it is that someone believes.
Sargent suggested that beliefs largely stem from the accident of our environment rather than being personally worked out and adopted. The very accident of our birth lands us in an environment already full of the beliefs of other people – ready made dogmas just waiting for us. These ‘accepted ideas’ are, as it were, grafted on to us without our conscious participation. As a result, whatever their personal characteristics or level of education, the person born into medieval Japan would have a very different set of beliefs from someone born into Victorian England, or early 21st century America.
But taking our beliefs as reflections of unchanging, universal truths seriously limits our scope for self knowledge.
Now I want to focus specifically on:
belief based on selected instancesthe ‘engineering’ of belief through ‘brainwashing’belief as contamination from others, or what we might call ‘viral belief.’
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High Court Bailiff Model Paper
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Here Is Model Paper No.11 For Upcoming Bailiff And Process Server In Gujarat High Court. This Is A practice paper for he candidates. Candidates Have to Solve This Paper Themselves. The answer Paper will Be published in the Paper.
Total marks : 100
