For instance, in the " oral stage ", in the first 12 to 18 months of life, libidinal needs concentrate on the desire to eat, sleep, suck and bite.
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Weaning is the key experience in the infant's oral stage of psychosexual development, his or her first feeling of loss consequent to losing the physical intimacy of feeding at mother's breast.
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A Selection Board, made up of representatives of the Institutions and staff representatives, is responsible for approving the content of the questions and evaluating candidates at written and oral stages of the competition.
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"' Oral interpretation "', sometimes called dramatic reading or interpretative reading, is the oral staging of a work of literature, prose or poetry, by a person who reads rather than memorizes the material.
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An evolutionary psychologist would say simply that an exaggeration of secondary sex characteristics like breasts is rudimentary mate attraction; a Freudian might diagnose such a bosom-focused culture as being hopelessly mired in its oral stage.
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His observation of the stages of infant development today seem obvious to any observant parent : the oral stage, dominated by feeding; the anal stage, with attention shifted to endless diaper changes; and the genital stage, signalling the first hints of sexual awareness.
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Furthermore, contemporary research confirms that although personality traits corresponding to the oral stage, the anal stage, the phallic stage, the latent stage, and the genital stage are observable, they remain undetermined as fixed stages of childhood, and as adult personality traits derived from childhood.
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The key component of the oral stage is the child's fascination with his or her mouth, more specifically, putting items into his or her mouth, breast feeding, etc . The child is thought to get great pleasure from such objects being placed in his or her mouth.
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Freud expressed this principle in his statement, Where id was, shall ego be . An undeveloped capacity for mastery can be seen, for example, in infants who have not been adequately nourished, stimulated, and protected during the first year of life, in the oral stage of development.
