According to Freud's Theory of Psychosexual Development, Socialization Shapes Sexual

question 69

Multiple Choice

According to Freud's theory of psychosexual development, socialization shapes sexual behavior; therefore, it is possible for

• A) anyone to be attracted to anyone or even anything.
• B) men to be attracted to women and women to be attracted to men.
• C) men to be attracted to men, but not possible for women to be attracted to women.
• D) women to be attracted to women, but not possible for men to be attracted to men.

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