From Freud's Perspective, a Boy Resolves His Oedipus Complex by

question 25

Multiple Choice

From Freud's perspective, a boy resolves his Oedipus complex by

• A)forsaking incestuous desires for his mother and taking on an identification with her.
• B)unconsciously blaming his mother for bringing him into the world "ill-equipped" to deal with life's problems, then forgiving her.
• C)unconsciously blaming his mother for bringing him into the world "ill-equipped" to deal with life's problems, then identifying with his father.
• D)developing the ability to control elimination.
• E)forsaking incestuous desires for his mother and identifying with his father.

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Thylakoid Compartment

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