Question

In the progression of sexual development described by Freud, what distinguishes the "Stage of Auto-erotism" from later stages?

• A. An intense attraction to members of the same sex for peer group loyalty.
• B. A focus on establishing sexual relationships with the opposite sex.
• C. Self-love characterized by self-decoration and admiration in the mirror.
• D. A total rejection of social responsibility and authority.

Answer 1

Answer:

C. Self-love characterized by self-decoration and admiration in the mirror.

• The "Stage of Auto-erotism" (also called narcissism by Freud) occurs at the beginning of adolescence and is manifested through self-love, where individuals fall in love with themselves and frequently admire their reflection.