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Freud’s Theory of Psychosexual Development. It’s about to get awkward…. Theory of Psychosexual Development. One of psych’s best-known, and most controversial, theories. Sigmund Freud Sexual energy of the id takes different forms as a child matures Libido = driving force behind behavior. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Freud’s Theory of Psychosexual Development It’s about to get awkward….
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Page 1: Freud’s Theory of Psychosexual Development

Freud’s Theory ofPsychosexual Development

It’s about to get awkward….

Page 2: Freud’s Theory of Psychosexual Development

Theory of Psychosexual Development

• One of psych’s best-known, and most controversial, theories.

• Sigmund Freud• Sexual energy of the id takes

different forms as a child matures

• Libido = driving force behind behavior

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5 Stages of Psychosexual Development

1. Oral stage2. Anal stage3. Phallic (Oepdial/Electra) stage4. Latency stage5. Genital stage

Each stage produces frustration, conflict, and anxiety. If not resolved properly, normal development may be interrupted, and a child may remain fixated, or stuck, at a current stage.

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1.) Oral Stage• 0-18 months• Stimulation of the mouth produces pleasure• Babies experience world through their mouth• Fixated = smoking, overeating, nail biting, &

chewing on pencils as adults

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2.) Anal Stage• 18-36 months• Stimulating of anal region

produces pleasure• Toddlers experience conflict

over toilet training• Fixated = “anal retentive”

OR “anal expulsive”– Holding everything in,

Obsessive about neatness and cleanliness

– Messy & disorganized

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3.) Phallic (Oedipal) Stage • 3-6 years• Most crucial stage• Self-stimulation of the genitals

produces pleasure• Oedipus/Electra Complex• Boys pride and pleasure in

having a penis• Girls “penis envy”• At the end of Phallic stage,

personality is fundamentally formed

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4.) Latency Stage

• 6 years – puberty• Sexual feelings

exist, but are not yet developed or shown

• Child avoids members of the other gender

• “Cootie stage”

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5.) Genital Stage

• Puberty Onward• Adolescent adult has

mature sexual feelings and experiences pleasure from sexual relationships with others.

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Personality• Freud believed your adult personality

is shaped by…1. how you progressed through the

early psychosexual stages,2. which defense mechanisms you

developed to reduce anxiety, and3. whether your ego is strong enough

to balance the conflict between your id (what you would like to do) and your superego (your conscience)


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