Explanation:

- In Indian kinship terminology, the terms referring to the "ego" often imply:

- Statement 1: The person from whose perspective the kinship is being considered. This is correct and forms the basis of kinship analysis.

- Statement 2: Relationships arising out of marriage, such as those with in-laws. This is correct, as kinship includes affinal relationships.

- Statement 3: Descent relationships between preceding and succeeding generations, like parents and children. This is correct, as kinship includes consanguineal relationships.

- Option 1 (1, 2, and 3) is correct as it includes the ego's perspective, marriage relationships, and descent relationships.

ANSWER: Option 1 - 1, 2, and 3