Sullivan's Stages of Development Differ from Freud's in That Sullivan

question 39

Multiple Choice

Sullivan's stages of development differ from Freud's in that Sullivan placed more emphasis on what Freud called

• A)infancy.
• B)the Oedipal stage.
• C)the latency period.
• D)the prenatal period.
• E)the sadistic-anal period.

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