In Freud's Theory of Development, If a Person Becomes Fixated

question 177

Multiple Choice

In Freud's theory of development, if a person becomes fixated at a particular stage:

• A) that person will not be able to become a fully mature person.
• B) that person must skip that stage and come back at a later date to resolve it.
• C) that person will achieve a healthy role in society.
• D) they will inevitably develop undesirable latent characteristics.

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