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List and describe Freud's stages of motivational development.

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psychology

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  1. The six stages of Freud's motivational development are: the oral phase, the anal phase, the phallic phase, a latency period, the genital phase, and the transcendence phase.
  2. The five stages are: the sensory phase, the muscular phase, the phallic phase, a latency period, and the genital phase.
  3. The five stages of Freud's motivational development are: the oral phase, the anal phase, the phallic phase, a latency period and the genital phase.
  4. The five stages are: the oral phase, the anal phase, the conscious phase, a latency period and the genital phase.
  5. The five stages are: the oral phase, the anal phase, the phallic phase, a latency period and the unconscious phase.
  6. The five stages of Freud's motivational development are: the ingestion phase, the retention phase, the phallic phase, a latency period, and the maturity phase.
  7. The five stages are: the oral phase, the ego phase, the id phase, a latency period and the genital phase.
  8. The four stages are: the oral phase, the anal phase, the latency phase, and the genital phase.
  9. The five stages are: the oral phase, the anal phase, the oedipal phase, a latency period, and the adolescent phase.
  10. The seven stages are: the oral phase, the anal phase, the phallic phase, the latency period, the genital phase, the ego phase, and the superego phase.

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upstream_id / Original problem ID
2800
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4451a153-e74c-55c4-87f3-a2236b87fdeb
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default--test--2800
task_revision_id
1
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default / test

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