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AP Psychology 2.5 Developmental Psychology. What is the stage characterized by a period of stability before puberty?
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Here's your shmoop du jour brought to you by the five stages of
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human development we have an extensive whoopee cushion collection so we'll [People in meeting and whoopee cushion goes off]
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leave it up to you yes what stage where else all right according to Freud
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psychosexual theory of human development children go through five stages before
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reaching adulthood what is the stage characterized by a period of stability
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before puberty and here the potential answers
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Freud was a little weird but he is your
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mother or a father of psychoanalysis anyway Freud felt the libido for sexual [Freud wearing a wig and wig disappears]
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drives or instincts of the individual manifested themselves around different
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areas of the body depending on the stage of psychosexual development the first
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stage of the oral stage and no giggling near people which occurs in the first
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year of life and describes how babies satisfy their libidos and the demands of
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it by sucking biting and breastfeeding well Freud also said that oral [Freud sucking on a dummy]
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stimulation in this stage could lead to an oral fixation later in life which we
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see manifested in behaviors like smoking biting nails sucking thumbs chewing on [Man chewing on door knob]
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doorknobs and will anything at all doesn't have to be sexual yeah so it's
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not our answer next up comes the anal stage what do we say about giggling
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there be able to month occurring from age 1 to 3 this stage focuses on how the
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libido shifts to the anus suggesting the children derive their pleasure from
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defecation or at least jokes about it and that the ship was related to the [Man making joke on stage]
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strong emphasis on potty training during this period we're really not sure who
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Freud studied to come to this conclusion maybe he volunteered at a daycare for a [Freud at a day care center]
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few years but yeah it still happens too early to be what we're looking for in
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this question next up the phallic stage while lasting [Woman pointing a banana]
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from age 3 until around 6 this stage concentrates on the genitals of both
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sexes and describes period when children become aware of their anatomical
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differences this includes Freud's idea about girls having penis envy and boys [Freud thinking of penis envy and boys carrying knives]
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wanting to kill their dads in order to replace them and a whole lot of other
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stuff like that that tends to get dismissed as you're selling it come on
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Fry don't pin your personal issues on the rest of
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then comes the latency stage of stage at last around six until puberty
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ding-ding-ding this is a stage where no psychosexual development is said to take
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place where the libido is supposedly dormant and repressed until puberty and [Libido sleeping in bed]
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yep that's the answer we want it but just for grins and giggles final stage
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begins at puberty and lasts through adulthood it's known as the genital
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stage and describes adolescent sexual experimentation and settling down into [Man and woman holding hands]
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loving one-on-one relationship or an unhealthy obsession with fart joke [Freud holding whoopee cushion]
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