Freud's Latency Stage Most Differs from the Other Stages in That

question 229

Multiple Choice

Freud's latency stage most differs from the other stages in that the latency stage is the only one that does not involve ____.

• A) erogenous zones
• B) defense mechanisms
• C) the Oedipal complex
• D) psychic energy

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