Question

Place in order from earliest to latest freud’s stages of psychosexual personality development.

Answer 1

Answer:

The order goes:

1. Oral
2. An al
3. Phallic
4. Latent
5. Genital

Explanation:

Freud centers on the idea that an individual psychological development comes through these 5 psychosexual stages. Let's break them down:

1. Oral (0-1 year). During this stage, everything centers around the baby's mouth; it's its way of knowing the world and exploring. This is the way to satisfy the Id.
2. An al (1-3 years). This is the stage in which the child learns about control by controlling his/her sphincters. The pleasure centers on defecating.
3. Phallic (3-6 years). This is the stage known for the Oedipus and Electra Complex. In simple terms, the child develops a special bond and sort of love to his mother or her father. Since that is forbidden, he/she in turn decides to identify with his/her same sex parents to avoid the guilt and fear of castration.
4. Latent (6 years- puberty). Most of the sexual impulses become repressed during this stage; the libido is contained. A child therefore centers his/her libido to the search of new abilities or development of skills.
5. Genital (puberty- adulthood). The individual begins experimenting sexually, taking an interest in the topic. The sexual instincts come out in the look for a parter, a more external pleasure search.