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Natalia is a grown woman who still sucks her thumb when she is nervous. Her co-workers notice her behavior but are too polite to mention it. According to Freud, Natalia is fixated at the _____ of development.
 
  A) anal stage
  B) oral stage
  C) phallic stage
  D) genital stage

Question 2

In a research by Green in 1978, it was found that most children who were being reared or had been reared by lesbians or transgendered parents _________ .
 
  A) did not report any preference for clothes that were typical for their gender
  B) were bisexual in orientation
  C) reported preferences for toys that were typical for their gender
  D) were homosexual in orientation



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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