According to the psychoanalytic view of development, we allpass through a series of psychosexual stages, including theoral, anal, and phallic stages. Conflicts unresolved at any ofthese stages may lead toa. dormant sexual feelings.b. fixation at that stage.c. preconscious blocking of impulses.d. a distorted gender identity.

According to the psychoanalytic view of development, we allpass through a series of psychosexual stages, including theoral, anal, and phallic stages. Conflicts unresolved at any ofthese stages may lead toa. dormant sexual feelings.b. fixation at that stage.c. preconscious blocking of impulses.d. a distorted gender identity.

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