1)Activities such as cooing, thumb sucking, eating bring satisfaction.
2)Child response to some parental demands for such as bowel and bladder.
3)Child experiences the Oedipus complex.
4)Development continues, but sexual urges are relatively quiet.
5)Child shakes off old dependencies.
Match the stage with the proper definition.
Phallic
Latency
Genital
Oral
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http://www.wilderdom.com/personality/L8-5FreudPsychosexualStagesDevelopment.html
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To match the stages with their proper definitions, we need to understand the key aspects of each stage of psychosexual development proposed by Sigmund Freud. Here are the definitions for each stage:
1) Oral: This is the first stage of psychosexual development, typically occurring from birth to around 1 year of age. During this stage, the infant gains pleasure from activities such as sucking, eating, and cooing. The focus of pleasure is primarily on the mouth and lips.
2) : This stage occurs during ages 1-3, where the focus of pleasure shifts to the region. The child starts to learn and gain satisfaction from controlling bowel and bladder movements and responding to parental demands for toilet training.
3) Phallic: This stage occurs during ages 3-6 and is characterized by the development of the Oedipus complex. The child becomes aware of their own gender identity and experiences feelings of attraction toward the opposite-sex parent and rivalry with the same-sex parent.
4) Latency: This stage occurs during ages 6-12 and is considered a period of sexual latency or relative quietness. Sexual urges and desires are not at the forefront, and the child focuses more on developing social and cognitive skills during this stage.
5) Genital: This is the final stage of psychosexual development, starting in adolescence and continuing into adulthood. During this stage, there is a reawakening of sexual desires and a focus on establishing healthy relationships and pursuing adult goals.
Now, let's match the stages with their definitions:
1) Oral - Activities such as cooing, thumb sucking, eating bring satisfaction.
2) - Child response to some parental demands such as bowel and bladder control.
3) Phallic - Child experiences the Oedipus complex.
4) Latency - Development continues, but sexual urges are relatively quiet.
5) Genital - Child shakes off old dependencies.
So, the correct matching is:
1) Oral - Activities such as cooing, thumb sucking, eating bring satisfaction.
2) - Child response to some parental demands such as bowel and bladder control.
3) Phallic - Child experiences the Oedipus complex.
4) Latency - Development continues, but sexual urges are relatively quiet.
5) Genital - Child shakes off old dependencies.