What are the main characteristics of each of the phases of sexual development, according to Freud?
What will be an ideal response?
1. Oral Phase
• Erogenous region is the mouth
• Gratification is obtained by eating, sucking, and biting
• Early expressions of eros and thanatos
• Narcissism
2. Anal Phase
• Libidinal energy focused on anus
• Gratification from control and release of feces
• First interactions with outside—responding to parental demands for bowel control
• Reality principle
3. Phallic Phase
• Libidinal energy focused on genitals
• Self-stimulation and urination
• Libidinal energy focused on parent of opposite sex
• Oedipal conflict
4. Latency
• Libidinal forces controlled or sublimated
• Independence from parents
• Interest in pets and socialization
• Identification as defense mechanism
5. Genital Phase
• Physical sexuality becomes strong force
• Puberty—social sensitivity and rebelliousness
• Adults—sexual maturity and reproductive readiness
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
The extent to which the same persons consistently respond to the same test, inventory, or questionnaire administered on different occasions is known as
a. test-retest reliability. b. split-half reliability. c. construct reliability. d. alternate-times reliability.
The aspect of integrative therapy making it most applicable to many disorders is:
a. reliance on behavioral techniques. b. emphasis on insight. c. flexibility/inclusion. d. integration of family.
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a. trauma narrative b. baseline assessment c. contingency management d. distress tolerance