According to Freud, weaning from a bottle can cause conflict and possible fixation in which of the psychosexual stages? Oral stage Latency stage Phallic stage Genital stage

According to Sigmund Freud's psycho sexual theory; weaning from a bottle can cause conflict and possible fixation in the oral stage.

Option A

Explanation:

Sigmund Freud's Psycho sexual Development Theory

According to the psychological theorist of the 20th century Dr. Sigmund Freud; there are five essential stages of a human's psycho sexual development: Oral, A#al, phallic, latency, and genital. His theory is bases on the concept that a human personality starts developing from the initial stages of life when parenting plays a high role.

Talking about the first stage which is the oral stage; a newborn child learns to wean milk from bottle or her mother. This is the oral stage when the pleasure is felt from mouth. In the first year of life, eating new things and the pleasure of sucking (naturally or pacifiers) play a crucial role in the child's development for along go.

It's important for the mother to take care whether her baby is ready to eat, when she should feed her child herself or place bottle to feed milk or use pacifiers. It should not be too early or too late else it will draw negative impact on the personality of the child which results in the urge to smoke, drink, overeat or bite nails.