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How does Freudian theory account for homosexuality?

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  1. According to Freudian theory, homosexuality is a result of an overbearing mother
  2. According to Freudian theory, homosexuality is a manifestation of latent desires that have not been expressed in childhood
  3. Freudian theory claims that homosexuality is a consequence of a trauma experienced during adolescence
  4. Freudian theory explains homosexuality as a result of unresolved Oedipal conflict and fear of sexual contact with the opposite sex stemming from early life events.
  5. According to Freudian theory, homosexuality develops from a lack of proper role models of the same sex
  6. Freudian theory attributes homosexuality to an imbalance of hormones in the developmental stages
  7. Freudian theory suggests homosexuality is a choice
  8. Freudian theory posits that homosexuality is an innate sexual orientation present from birth
  9. Homosexuality is a genetic trait according to Freudian theory
  10. Freudian theory suggests that homosexuality is a learned behavior from the environment

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