Psychoanalysis Emerged in India in the 1920s with Several Distinct

question 20

Multiple Choice

Psychoanalysis emerged in India in the 1920s with several distinct variations on Freud's original theory, most notably with a change to

• A)the removal of the Oedipus complex.
• B)decreased emphasis on the androcentric aspects of Freud's theory and increased attention to women's experiences.
• C)emphasis on the mother-son relationship instead of Freud's father-son relationship.
• D)the five stages of personality development; Indian psychoanalysts only considered the first four to be valid.

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