Asked by Jennifer McBeth on Apr 23, 2024
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In psychoanalytic theory, failure to move forward from one developmental stage to another is called
A) extinction.
B) regression.
C) inertia.
D) fixation.
Developmental Stage
A period in an individual's life characterized by specific milestones in physical, emotional, or cognitive development.
Fixation
In Freud’s theory, a failure to move forward from one stage to another as expected.
Regression
A reversion to immature patterns of behavior.
- Comprehending the protective mechanisms introduced by Freud and their impact on psychological wellbeing.
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ANANDITA DWI AGUSTINE7 days ago
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
In psychoanalytic theory, if an individual fails to move forward from one developmental stage to another, they become "fixated" in that stage. This can occur due to unresolved conflicts or excessive gratification or frustration during that stage.
Learning Objectives
- Comprehending the protective mechanisms introduced by Freud and their impact on psychological wellbeing.
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