Paper 1 · Logical Reasoning
A perception in which we have no knowledge of an object characterised by a predicate, but only an apprehension of some unrelated elements, is called
ADeterminate perception
BIndeterminate perception ✓ Correct
CVerbal testimony
DImplication
Correct answer: (B) Indeterminate perception — This is indeterminate perception, so that is the answer.
Explanation
★This is indeterminate perception, so that is the answer.
★Indeterminate (nirvikalpa) perception is bare, pre-conceptual apprehension.
★It grasps the object without qualifying it by name, class or predicate.
★Determinate (savikalpa) perception, by contrast, is structured by a predicate.
★So predicate-free apprehension is indeterminate perception.
★So the answer is indeterminate perception.
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