Auguste Comte described _________________?
Correct answer: B. Three stages
- A. Four stages of social change
- B. Three stages
- C. Two stages
- D. None of these
Explanation
Comte's law of three stages describes theological, metaphysical, and positive stages in the development of human thought. The question asks for these three stages, not four or two.
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