Freud

• who developed psychosexual stages

  F
• who developed psychosexual stages

  Sigmund Frreud
• Sexual energy that can manifest through different types of behaviors

  Libido
• The idea that part of a person's libido is stuck in a particular stage of development through overindulgence or disruption

  Fixation
• A part of the body that is sensitive to stimulation

  Erogenous Zone:
• An instinctive aspect of our biology where the impulsive part of us has desires and will do anything to fulfill them.

  ID
• A mediator between the id and the world. The ego uses reason to quell desires and fit into society

  Ego
• : The moral high ground, incorporating learned behaviors from caretakers and societal norms. The superego balances the perfectionism of the ego and harnesses the chaotic nature of the id

  Superego
• What are the 5 stages of Pyschosexual Development according to freud

  oral, anal, phallic, latency & genitals
• Oral Stage

  Age Range:

  Erogenous zone:

  0- 2 years old , the mouth
• T/F: Babies and young toddlers are known for putting picking up objects and trying to put them in their mouths.(Oral Stage)

  T
• T/F: This age group finds satisfaction in sucking and chewing, and these desires are driven solely by the id (oral Stage) 


  T
• This type of fixation can result in an adult who uses their mouth for pleasure through acts like smoking, chewing gum, or eating candy

  Oral Fixation
• The Anal Stage

  Age Range: 1 to 3 years

  Erogenous Zone: Bowel and Bladder Control


  1 to 3 years , Bowel and Bladder Control
• Major conflict of anal stage

  Toilet Training
• toilet training—the child has to learn to _________

  Developing this control leads to a sense of accomplishment and independence

  control their bodily needs.
• toilet training—the child has to learn to CONTROL BODY FLUIDS

  Developing this control leads to a _______________

  sense of accomplishment and independence
• The Phallic Stage Age

  Range: _______

  Erogenous Zone: _____

  3 to 6 Years , Genital
• At stage of _____, children also begin to discover the differences between males and females.

  Phallic
• Oedipus complex occurs at what stage

  phallic
• Elektra Complex develops at what stage

  phallic stage
• At phallic stage, the child also fears that he will be punished by the father for these feelings, a fear Freud termed

  castration anxiety
• ____has been used to describe a similar set of feelings experienced by young girls. Freud, however, believed that girls instead experience ____

  Electra complex , penis envy
• , Horney proposed that men experience feelings of inferiority because they cannot give birth to children, a concept she referred to as ____

  womb envy
• The Latency Stage

  Age Range:_______

  Erogenous Zone: ____

  6 Years to Puberty , Dormant, as sexual impulses are repressed
• T/F: During latent stage, children’s sexual impulses become "suppressed" (the libido is dormant), and "no" further psychosexual development occurs (latent means hidden)

  T
• T/F: At latency stage, Energy that was previously invested in the exploration of erogenous zones and sexual feelings in the earlier stages is redirected towards developing "social, intellectual, and physical skills"

  T
• T/F: Freud proposed that during the latency stage, "children solidify their gender identity" by identifying with "same-gender role models."

  T
• Freud believed sexual impulses are repressed, leading to a period of ___


  relative calm and stability
• Genital Stage

  Age Range: _____

  Erogenous Zone: Maturing Sexual Interest


  Puberty to Death , Maturing Sexual Interest
• ___stage: increase libido

  ___stage: suppressed libido

  ___stage: libido re-emerges


  phallic, latency, genital
• The __stage is to experience sexual attraction and begins to explore their sexuality.

  Genital