NR 605 WEEK 8 FINAL STUDY GUIDE - special populations
Questions with Verified Answers (Correct Update)
Question 1: Name 5 of Freuds psychosexual stages.....
Answer: oral, anal, phallic, latent, and genital
Question 2: What is the time frame and what is the psychosexual stage that oral desire is the pleasure
center for the infant. When oral needs are unmet, libidinal energy fixates, resulting in latent
aggressive or passive tendencies, such as smoking, nail-biting, thumb-sucking, excessive drinking
Answer: Stage I: Oral stage-birth to 1 year; Erogenous zone: Mouth
Question 3: What is the time frame and what is the psychosexual stage that the libido is focused on
the anus. When toileting becomes stressful or is punished, fixation can manifest in anal retentiveness
(orderliness and tidiness) or anal explosiveness (messiness and prone to outburst)
Answer: Stage II: Anal stage: 1-3 years; Erogenous zone: bowel & bladder control
Question 4: What is the time frame and what is the psychosexual stage that young children become
aware of their genitalia and distinguish the differences between boys and girls. When conflict arises
in this stage, fixation with the opposite sex parent occurs, called the Oedipus complex for boys and
Electra complex for girls. Failure to resolve the complex may result in adulthood vanity and
ambition.
Answer: Stage III: Phallic stage: 3-6 years; Erogenous zone: Genitals
Question 5: What is the time frame and what is the psychosexual stage that the libido is repressed or
sublimated; there is no corresponding erogenous zone. The child begins to act on impulses indirectly
by focusing on school, sports, and building relationships. Fixation this stage results in the child's
inability to form healthy relationships as an adult
Answer: Stage IV: Latent stage: 6 years to puberty; Libido inat active
Question 6: Name the 4 stages of Piaget theory?
Answer: sensorimoyor, preoperational, concrete operational, formal operational stage
Question 7: What is the time frame and what is this stage in Piaget theory? A child experiences the
world through sensation and movement. This stage in marked by the child's understanding of object
permanence: the ability to understand that objects exist independent of their interaction with them
Answer: Sensorimotor stage: Birth to 2 years; object permanence
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Questions with Verified Answers (Correct Update)
Question 1: Name 5 of Freuds psychosexual stages.....
Answer: oral, anal, phallic, latent, and genital
Question 2: What is the time frame and what is the psychosexual stage that oral desire is the pleasure
center for the infant. When oral needs are unmet, libidinal energy fixates, resulting in latent
aggressive or passive tendencies, such as smoking, nail-biting, thumb-sucking, excessive drinking
Answer: Stage I: Oral stage-birth to 1 year; Erogenous zone: Mouth
Question 3: What is the time frame and what is the psychosexual stage that the libido is focused on
the anus. When toileting becomes stressful or is punished, fixation can manifest in anal retentiveness
(orderliness and tidiness) or anal explosiveness (messiness and prone to outburst)
Answer: Stage II: Anal stage: 1-3 years; Erogenous zone: bowel & bladder control
Question 4: What is the time frame and what is the psychosexual stage that young children become
aware of their genitalia and distinguish the differences between boys and girls. When conflict arises
in this stage, fixation with the opposite sex parent occurs, called the Oedipus complex for boys and
Electra complex for girls. Failure to resolve the complex may result in adulthood vanity and
ambition.
Answer: Stage III: Phallic stage: 3-6 years; Erogenous zone: Genitals
Question 5: What is the time frame and what is the psychosexual stage that the libido is repressed or
sublimated; there is no corresponding erogenous zone. The child begins to act on impulses indirectly
by focusing on school, sports, and building relationships. Fixation this stage results in the child's
inability to form healthy relationships as an adult
Answer: Stage IV: Latent stage: 6 years to puberty; Libido inat active
Question 6: Name the 4 stages of Piaget theory?
Answer: sensorimoyor, preoperational, concrete operational, formal operational stage
Question 7: What is the time frame and what is this stage in Piaget theory? A child experiences the
world through sensation and movement. This stage in marked by the child's understanding of object
permanence: the ability to understand that objects exist independent of their interaction with them
Answer: Sensorimotor stage: Birth to 2 years; object permanence
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