Explanation

• What is the first stage of the Psychosexual development theory?

  Oral Stage
• What age range does the Oral Stage cover?

  0 to 18 months old
• What could frustration during the Oral Stage lead to?

  Pessimism, envy, and sarcasm
• What could overindulgence during the Oral Stage lead to?

  Optimism, gullibility, and neediness
• What is the second stage of the Psychosexual development theory?

  Anal Stage
• What age range does the Anal Stage cover?

  18 months to 3 years old
• What could frustration during the Anal Stage lead to?

  Stubbornness, possessiveness, and over tidy behavior
• What could overindulgence during the Anal Stage lead to?

  Messiness, disorganization, and recklessness
• What is the third stage of the Psychosexual development theory?

  Phallic Stage
• What age range does the Phallic Stage cover?

  3 to 5 years old
• What is the Oedipus complex associated with?

  Boys becoming obsessive over their mom
• What is the Electra complex associated with?

  Girls becoming obsessive over their dad
• What is the fourth stage of the Psychosexual development theory?

  Latency Stage
• What age range does the Latency Stage cover?

  5 years old to puberty
• What is the impact of little sexual motivation during the Latency Stage?

  No future impact
• What is the fifth stage of the Psychosexual development theory?

  Genital Stage
• What age range does the Genital Stage cover?

  Puberty onwards
• What is the result of engaging in heterosexual intercourse during the Genital Stage?

  Well developed adult personality