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Productive efficiency refers to
Archetypes
Fundamental, universal symbols or themes that recur in myths, literature, and dreams reflecting the collective unconscious.
Psychosexual Stage
A concept in Freudian psychology that describes phases of childhood development, each characterized by an erogenous zone that drives behavior.
Oral
Pertaining to the mouth; often used to describe medications or other substances that are taken by mouth.
Anal
Relating to the anus. In psychology, it often refers to Freud's anal stage of development, where focus on bowel control can influence personality traits.
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