1. Freud’s 5 Stages of Psychosexual Development

2. 5 Stages of Development Oral Stage (birth - 1½ years)
stage in life where everything is centered around the mouth
feeding and weaning
babies get stimulation orally
Freud believed if weaned too early or too late personality problems may develop

4. Examples: Too early Too late too dependent on others overeating
rejection of others
self-starvation
being very sarcastic

5. 5 Stages of Development Anal Stage (1½ - 2½ years)
stage in life concentrated on toilet training
if toilet training is too harsh or too lenient more personality problems

7. Examples Too harshly Too leniently
anal retentive - sticking very rigidly to rules and regulations
obsessive neatness
stubbornness
Too leniently
Anally lax - seems carefree or free of trouble and worry and care
marked by lack of attention or consideration or forethought or thoroughness

8. 5 Stages of Development Phallic Stage (2½ - 5 or 6)
kids begin to identify and deal with emotions
"Oedipus Complex" - Greek play about Oedipus who kills his father and marries his mother
involves a desire for the opposite-sex parent and feelings of jealousy and hostile feelings for same-sex parent
to deal with fear and guilt, the child takes on characteristics of same-sex parent

9. Examples
unreasonable anxiety
extreme guilt
phobias
depression

10. Latency Stage (6 - adolescence)
5 Stages of Development
Latency Stage (6 - adolescence)
nothing really happens
everything is hidden

11. Genital Stage (adolescence - beyond)
5 Stages of Development
Genital Stage (adolescence - beyond)
people begin to seek out marriage partner and prepare for adult life
old conflicts resurface