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Freud's theory suggests that unresolved conflicts during the stages of infantile sexuality: Can lead to neuroses and psychological issues in adulthood Have no impact on adulthood. Are forgotten as one matures. Are completely irrelevant to adult behavior.

          Freud's theory suggests that unresolved conflicts during the stages of infantile
sexuality:
Can lead to neuroses and psychological issues in adulthood
Have no impact on adulthood.
Are forgotten as one matures.
Are completely irrelevant to adult behavior.

Freud's theory suggests that unresolved conflicts during the stages of infantile
sexuality:
Can lead to neuroses and psychological issues in adulthood
Have no impact on adulthood.
Are forgotten as one matures.
Are completely irrelevant to adult behavior.

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Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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05/29/2021

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Freud's theory suggests that unresolved conflicts during the stages of infantile sexuality: Can lead to neuroses and psychological issues in adulthood Have no impact on adulthood. Are forgotten as one matures. Are completely irrelevant to adult behavior.