According to the phenomenological position
A) the normal individual perceives the world in ways corresponding to other individuals.
B) for normals, 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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The phenomenological position holds that our perceptions of the world are unique to us as individuals, but that the phenomenological field (our subjective experience) is primarily composed of conscious perceptions. This view emphasizes the importance of studying subjective experiences and rejects the notion that they cannot be studied scientifically. It does not prioritize the unconscious as the most important determinant of behavior.

According to the Phenomenological Position