During the stage, sexual interests are displaced to substitute activities such as learning, athletics, and peer group activities.
A) latency
B) phallic
C) anal
D) oral
Question 2Sarcasm, cynicism, and ridicule typify the character.
A) oral-sadistic
B) oral-incorporative
C) anal-expulsive
D) anal-retentive
Question 3Which of the following, according to Freud, describes the healthy resolution of the Oedipus conflict for the male child?
A) He identifies with his father.
B) He identifies with his mother.
C) He becomes hostile toward his father.
D) He becomes hostile toward his mother.
Question 4During which psychosexual stage does the Oedipus complex emerge?
A) oral stage
B) anal stage
C) phallic stage
D) genital stage
Question 5The character places great importance on such activities as eating, drinking, smoking, and kissing.
A) oral-sadistic
B) oral-incorporative
C) anal-expulsive
D) anal-retentive
Question 6Freud believed that the phallic stage of development applied to both male and female children because
A) genital stimulation was not a factor in the development of either gender before the age of five.
B) he believed the clitoris to be a small penis and therefore both genders possessed a phallus.
C) both genders were sexually attracted to their mothers.
D) he completely ignored the development of female children.
Question 7Undergratification or overgratification at a certain psychosexual stage results in
A) normal development.
B) sexual perversions.
C) fixation.
D) psychosis.
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