Eme Becomes Distressed and Anxious If Any Object in the House

question 41

Multiple Choice

Eme becomes distressed and anxious if any object in the house is out of place or if there is dust, smudges, or spots on the floor, walls, or furniture. Freud would suggest that the roots of Eme's behaviour are in the

• A) anal stage.
• B) latency period.
• C) oral stage.
• D) phallic stage.

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