An elderly woman was placed in a long-term care facility by her son and feared she had done something wrong to have been placed in the facility instead of moving in with her son. When she became ill and feared her life was ending, she was concerned that whatever she did to her son would interfere with her rebirth. Using this information, to what religion does she likely belong? (Select all that apply.)

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A.Incorrect. New age spirituality believes in the inseparability of mind, body, and spirit, not the laws of Karma or rebirth.
B.Correct. Buddhists believe in the laws of Karma, and rebirth after death. Both would coincide with the woman's belief that she had done something wrong to be placed in long-term care.
C.Incorrect. Karma and rebirth are not part of the Confucianism practice.
D.Incorrect. The Shintoism practices do not match the scenario described.
E.Incorrect. Judaism is built on the pillar of the Ten Commandments and does not apply to the scenario presented.

An Elderly Woman Was Placed in a Long-Term Care Facility