Psychoanalysis Emerged in India in the 1920s with Several Distinct

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.