According to the phenomenological position

a) the normal individual perceives the world in ways corresponding to other individuals.

b) the phenomenological field contains chiefly conscious perceptions.

c) the most important determinants of behavior are the unconscious ones.

d) study of the subjective phenomena cannot be "scientific."

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Cade Hansen

30 September, 20:03

According to the phenomenological position

a) the normal individual perceives the world in ways corresponding to other individuals.

b) the phenomenological field contains chiefly conscious perceptions.

c) the most important determinants of behavior are the unconscious ones.

d) study of the subjective phenomena cannot be "scientific."

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Jordon Klein · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter B.

Explanation: Phenomenology is the study of a set of phenomena and how they manifest themselves, either through time or space. It is a subject that consists in studying the essence of things and how they are perceived in the world.