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49. According to Freud, a person may become fixated at a particular psychosexual stage because of<br />
a. permissiveness on the part of the person's parents<br />
b. a genetic predisposition for fixation<br />
c. either excessive gratification or excessive frustration of needs<br />
d. abnormalities in brain chemistry that develop prenatally<br />
50. The order of the stages in psychosexual development is<br />
a. anal, oral, phallic, genital, latency<br />
b. oral, anal, latency, phallic, genital<br />
c. oral, anal, phallic, latency, genital<br />
d. anal, oral, genital, latency, phallic<br />
51. A Freudian might explain a compulsive smoker's behavior as being the result of fixation at the<br />
a. anal stage<br />
b. oral stage<br />
c. latency stage<br />
d. genital stage<br />
52. According to Freud, the crucial event during the anal stage of psychosexual development is<br />
a. toilet training<br />
b. the emergence of the superego<br />
c. resolution of the Oedipal complex<br />
d. having to keep one's room clean and neat<br />
53. The Oedipal complex, of such great importance in Freud's thinking, occurs during the stage of<br />
psychosexual development.<br />
a. oral<br />
b. anal<br />
c. phallic<br />
d. latency<br />
54. During the latency stage, children<br />
a. attempt to cope with the desires they have for their same-sex parent<br />
b. begin to focus their sexual energy on their opposite-sex peers<br />
c. turn their biological urges loose<br />
d. begin to expand their social contacts beyond the immediate family<br />
55. The Freudian period that begins with puberty is the<br />
a. anal stage<br />
b. genital stage<br />
c. phallic stage<br />
d. latency stage<br />
56. The idea that a male child desires his mother and fears his father illustrates the<br />
a. genital complex<br />
b. latency complex<br />
c. Oedipal complex<br />
d. Electra complex<br />
57. Both Carl Jung and Alfred Adler were especially critical of Freud's emphasis on<br />
a. the influence of childhood experiences<br />
b. sexuality<br />
c. the unconscious<br />
d. defense mechanisms<br />
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