According to Bhattacharya, which among the following are stages of subjectivity?

Given below are some modes of subjectivity
1. Bodily subjectivity
2. Psychic subjectivity
3. Spiritual subjectivity
4. Religious subjectivity
Which three modes of subjectivity are accepted by KG Bhattacharya?

A

1, 3 and 4

B

2, 3 and 4

C

1, 2 and 3

D

1, 2 and 4

According of Bhattacharya, there are how many stages of subjectivity?

A

One

B

Two

C

Three

D

Four

Which theorist revised sigmund Freud's stages of development, replacing Freud's Psychosexual stages with Psychosocial stages?

A

Karen Horney

B

Eric Erickson

C

Alfred Adler

D

Viktor Frankl

What are the reasons behind the Erikson’s theory being a stage theory? I. The stages refer to qualitatively different behaviour patterns II. The stages describe general issues III. The stages unfold in an invariant sequence

A

I and III

B

I, II and III

C

I and II

D

II and III

Which of the following attributes are essential components of scientific temper? a) Open mindedness b) Scepticism c) Subjectivity d) Rigidity

A

b, c

B

c, d

C

a, b

D

a, d

According to which of the following theories, "the different stages in the development of an individual represent the different stages through which the race passed in the process of evolution"?

A

Theory of recapitulation

B

Theory of special creation

C

Theory of individual assortment

D

All of the above

Which awareness has to be negated according to Bhattacharya?

A

Awareness of the object

B

Awareness of the Negation

C

Awareness of the subject freedom

D

None of the above

According to KC Bhattacharya philosophy is

A

the knowledge of the absolute

B

self-evident elaboration of the self

C

self-evident elaboration of the self-evident

D

the study of the self-evident

According to Bhattacharya, the subject disassociate itself from

A

internal body

B

external body

C

Both A and B

D

None of these

According to Bhattacharya, study of philosophy referred as

A

understanding of speaking

B

understanding of spirituality

C

understanding alone

D

None of the above

According to Bhattacharya, which among the following are stages of subjectivity?

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