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Which of the following statements correctly describes the findings of T. M. Luhrmann and her colleagues regarding the effects of spiritual disciplines?a. Their results showed that a spiritual discipline called kataphatic prayer helped people cultivate the ability to develop vivid mental imagery.b. They were particularly intrigued by a phenomenon called "sensory override,' when people would hear a voice when they were alone or see something that wasn't therec. At their most intense, prayer practices can carry risks, but there are clear differences between the unusual experiences described by congregants and psychosis.d. All of the above.
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