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Freud 5 Stages Of Psychosexual Development. This is the first psychosexual stage of development as per freud because the mouth is the first organ that infants find pleasure with. Freud s theory of psychosexual development consists of five main stages. This sexual energy would greatly affect the person s personality in the later part of the development. Freud proposed that personality development in childhood takes place during five psychosexual stages which are the oral anal phallic latency and genital stages.
Oral anal phallic latent and genital. According to freud the infant can become orally fixated in adulthood if he feels deprived or experiences distress during this stage of development. Each one is characterized by a specific kind of conflict and an erogenous zone. The psychosexual theory of personality development is basically shaped and driven by the libido or sexual energy. They feel pleasure through the act of sucking. Freud s theory of psychosexual development consists of five main stages.
Oral anal phallic latent and genital.
It is the unconscious mind composed of all the desires instincts and drives that each person feels. This sexual energy would greatly affect the person s personality in the later part of the development. Sigmund freud divided personality development into five stages. Each one is characterized by a specific kind of conflict and an erogenous zone. Oral anal phallic latent and genital. Freud thought that individuals could experience overindulgence frustration or both during one or more stages.