According to Freud, appropriate sexual and romantic relationships are only possible when an individual has attained the ________ stage of psychosexual development

A) anal
B) genital
C) oral
D) phallic


Answer: B
Rationale: The genital stage, which is marked by the onset of puberty, continues throughout adulthood. It is during this time that interest in mature, sexual relationships with others begins. Unresolved conflicts at earlier stages of psychosexual development may impede the development of mature sexual relationships at this stage and into adulthood.

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People can counter the potentially negative effects of stereotype activation by

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