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Permissiveness refers to the conversion of inactive enzymes into active enzymes by hormones, thus permitting the enzymes to perform their function.
Stages
refers to distinct phases or periods in a process of development or a sequence of events.
Freud's Theory
refers to Sigmund Freud's psychoanalytic theory, which emphasizes unconscious motivations and conflicts as drivers of human behavior.
Castration Anxiety
A concept in Freudian psychoanalysis that refers to a child's fear of losing his genitals, influencing the development of gender identity and roles.
Little Boys' Fears
A broad term that could refer to common anxieties or phobias experienced during childhood, particularly among young boys, such as fear of the dark, strangers, or separation from parents.
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