Freud's Psychosexual Stages (Unit 11)

Question 1

List the psychosexual stages in order (5):

Answer 1

1. Oral
2. Anal
   3.Phallic
3. Latency
   5.Genital

Question 2

What age is the oral stage?

Answer 2

Birth to 1 or 1 and a half

Question 3

Transition from breastfeeding to solid food:

Answer 3

Oral Stage

Question 4

Outcome: Overeating, smoking, overdependence:

Answer 4

Oral Stage

Question 5

What age is the anal stage?

Answer 5

2-3 years

Question 6

Toilet training, reality based expectation of behavior:

Answer 6

Anal Stage

Question 7

Outcome: Obsession over neatness/order OR messy, rebellious, and hostile personality:

Answer 7

Anal Stage

Question 8

What age is the phallic stage?

Answer 8

3-6 years

Question 9

What erogenous zone is the phallic stage?

Answer 9

Genitalia

Question 10

Attachment to opposite-sex parent, identification with same-sex parent:

Answer 10

Phallic Stage

Question 11

Outcome: Oedipus complex, castration anxiety, Electra complex, penis envy:

Answer 11

Phallic Stage

Question 12

What age is the latency stage?

Answer 12

6 to puberty

Question 13

What erogenous zone is the latency stage?

Answer 13

None

Question 14

Focus on intellectual and social development:

Answer 14

Latency Stage

Question 15

What age is the genital stage?

Answer 15

Puberty On

Question 16

Development of intimate relationships outside of family:

Answer 16

Genital Stage

Question 17

Outcome: Sexual desire emerges, Freud believes one’s personality is fixed at this point:

Answer 17

Genital Stage

Question 18

Inadequate resolution of a stage, which prevents an individual from progressing on and can manifest as an unconscious dynamic in the adult personality:

Answer 18

Fixation

Question 19

Can occur during the phallic stage when a male child’s sexual desire leads to a fear of the father:

Answer 19

Oedipal Conflict

Question 20

A boy’s fear that the dad will remove his penis if the boy attempts to seduce his mother:

Answer 20

Castration Anxiety

Question 21

Girl desire their fathers while dislike their mothers:

Answer 21

Electra Conflict

Question 22

Because girls don’t have a penis they cannot identify with their fathers and later develop an inferiority complex because of ths:

Answer 22

Penis Envy

Question 23

A cognitive psychologist and the most influential of all the developmental theorists:

Answer 23

Jean Piaget’s Cognitive Development

Question 24

Maturing brains build concepts or ____:

Answer 24

Schemas

Question 25

Piaget’s two concepts we use to adjust to our schemas:

Answer 25

Assimilate and Accomodate

Question 26

Interpret them in terms of our current knowledge/schemas; schema stays the same:

Answer 26

Assimilate

Question 27

Adjust our schemas to fit the new experience; schema “creates change”:

Answer 27

Accommodate

Question 28

Piaget said there is a ________ ______ when certain events must take place if proper development is to occur:

Answer 28

Critical Period