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A Suggested Developmental Sequence for a Preoedipal Genital Phase,’s early linguistic ability to label herself a girl. Both theorists, plus other observers (Blum, 1976; Kestenberg, 1975; Parens et al., 1976), also consider that parental attitudes, bodily sensations and identifications with the child-bearing mother contribute to a very early feminine self-representation.

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The Latency Period,icant developmental advantage. It affords an invaluable opportunity to build up and develop the defensive and intellectual apparatus with which we are able to regulate and transform our instinctual urges so as to be capable of leading a civilized, orderly existence as adults.

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On the Origins of Gender Identity,elf, the beginnings of structuring of the mind, the origin and development of gender identity. This paper concerns the development of feminine gender identity and assumes an epigenetic point of view. It proposes that gender identity, as other aspects of personality, does not arise fully formed at a

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Considerations About The Development of the Girl During The Separation-Individuation Process,ance and intensity of the preoedipal attachment of the little girl to her mother. He said: . This quotation shows that Freud had some inkling of what we now understand better by way of the study of the separation-individuation process with its regularly occurring rapprochement crisis and its necessa

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,The Inner-Genital Phase—Prephallic and Preoedipal,d lover or wife has undergone only superficial alterations. From time to time there occurs a shift in emphasis from one or another of these three womanly tasks and they take on different forms as the standards for motherhood, woman’s work and her role in relation to man change. Under the average exp