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During the latency stage: children attempt to learn self-control. children's emotional drives and psychosexual needs are quiet. children seek to establish their identity. children develop sexual feelings toward their opposite-sex peers.

          During the latency stage:
children attempt to learn self-control.
children's emotional drives and psychosexual needs are quiet.
children seek to establish their identity.
children develop sexual feelings toward their opposite-sex peers.

During the latency stage:
children attempt to learn self-control.
children's emotional drives and psychosexual needs are quiet.
children seek to establish their identity.
children develop sexual feelings toward their opposite-sex peers.

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Exploring Psychology

David F. Myers, C. Nathan Dewall 10th Edition

Chapter 13

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04/14/2024

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During this stage, the libido's energy is suppressed and children focus more on their relationships with same-sex peers and on their school work. So, during the latency stage, children do attempt to learn self-control, especially in terms of their social Show more…

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