Phallic Stage

• What do children become interested in during the Phallic Stage?

  Their genitals and body exploration
• What is the main focus of children during the Phallic Stage?

  On their sexual organs
• What are the outcomes of successful resolution of the Phallic Stage?

  • Strong moral values
  • Gender identity development
  • Healthy relationships later in life
• What is the age range for the Phallic Stage?

  3 to 6 years
• How does the Phallic Stage influence a child's behavior?

  It leads to exploration of their own body
• What does increased awareness of private parts indicate in children during the Phallic Stage?

  They are developing sexual awareness and curiosity
• What curiosity develops in children during the Phallic Stage?

  Differences between boys and girls
• What do girls accept as part of resolving the Electra Complex?

  Femininity
• How do boys perceive their fathers during the Oedipus Complex?

  As rivals for their mother's attention
• What are the key characteristics of the Phallic Stage in child development?

  • Age range: 3 to 6 years old
  • Erogenous zone: genitals
  • Increased awareness of private parts
  • Exploration of body and gender differences
• What is the significance of identifying with the mother for girls in the Phallic Stage?

  It strengthens their identity and femininity
• What is the erogenous zone during the Phallic Stage?

  The genitals
• What complexes are resolved during the Phallic Stage?

  Oedipus and Electra Complexes
• What might a young boy express regarding his feelings towards his mother?

  He wants to marry her
• What impact does the Electra Complex have on a girl's future relationships?

  It helps shape her later relationships and behavior
• How might a girl express her feelings during the Electra Complex?

  By saying she loves her dad the most
• What are the main components of the Oedipus Complex?

  • Attraction to mother
  • Rivalry with father
  • Castration anxiety
• What age range does the Oedipus Complex typically occur?

  3 to 6 years old
• What are the main components of the Electra Complex?

  1. Attraction to Father: Romantic interest in father
  2. Rivalry with Mother: Competition for father's affection
  3. Penis Envy: Feeling of lacking something their father has
• What is castration anxiety in the context of the Oedipus Complex?

  Fear of punishment from their father
• How does a healthy development in the Phallic Stage manifest in a person?

  Strong gender identity and respect for others
• What is the Electra Complex?

  Attraction of girls to their fathers
• How can narcissism develop during the Phallic Stage?

  From unmet needs or inflated ego
• What behavior might result from oversexualization in the Phallic Stage?

  Inappropriate behavior towards others
• How does the resolution of the Oedipus Complex affect boys' moral development?

  It leads to the formation of the superego
• What are the outcomes of unhealthy development in the Phallic Stage?

  • Emergence of narcissism
  • Oversexualization leading to inappropriate behavior
• What is formed when boys internalize moral standards?

  Superego
• What do boys do to resolve the Oedipus Complex?

  They identify with their father and adopt his values
• How do girls resolve the Electra Complex?

  By strengthening their identity with their mother
• How do girls perceive their mothers during the Electra Complex?

  As rivals for their father's affection
• How do children behave during the Phallic Stage?

  They explore their bodies and ask questions
• What might indicate unhealthy development during the Phallic Stage?

  Overly focused on physical appearance
• What is the name of the stage that ends with the resolution of the Oedipus and Electra Complexes?

  Phallic Stage
• Who do boys become attracted to during the Oedipus Complex?

  Their mothers
• What might a child do during the Phallic Stage?

  Ask questions about body parts
• At what age do girls typically experience the Electra Complex?

  3 to 6 years old
• What are the outcomes of healthy development in the Phallic Stage?

  • Formation of the superego
  • Clear and accepted gender identity
  • Healthy relationships through balanced emotional connections
• During which stage of development is the Oedipus Complex a key part?

  The Phallic Stage
• What is the Oedipus Complex?

  A concept in Freud's psychodynamic theory