Chapter 8 - Frued's Stages Of Psychosexual Development Flashcards
Term for primitive sex drive.
Libido
What did Freud believe in babies natural desires?
He believed that babies are born with natural, intense sex drives.
What is Freud’s first stage and explain it
Oral stage- pleasure through the mouth
What is Freud’s second stage and explain it
Anal stage - infants pleasure is through potty training and pleasing parents through it
What is Freud’s third stage?
Phallic stage - all child’s pleasure is through learning about genitalia and that boys and girls are different.
What do boys and girls go through in Freud’s third stage?
Boys - Oedipus complex
Girls - Electra complex
What do freuds complexes mean?
Boy gets feelings for mother
Girl gets feelings for father
What is Freud’s fourth stage and explain it
Latency stage - children repress sexual urges and learn to harness capabilities beyond sexual desires
What is Freud’s final stage and explain it.
Genital stage - renewed sexual interests and desires in the opposite sex
What is identification and sublimation?
Identification is when a boy mimics the values displayed by father and when a girl does so by mother.
Sublimation is when the child directs their sexual impulses to educational learning tasks
What is fixation?
Tendency for someone to get stuck in a stage of Freud’s theory. Causing these behaviors.