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Which psychosexual stage is considered a relatively calm and tranquil period where the child focuses on school, play, and same-sex friends?
 
  a. genital stage
  b. anal stage
  c. latency stage
  d. oral stage
  e. phallic stage

Question 2

In psychodynamic theory, when a girl is sexually attracted to her father and views her mother as a rival for his attention, she is experiencing the:
 
  a. Electra conflict
  b. Libido conflict
  c. Aphrodite conflict
  d. Oedipus conflict



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

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