The Freudian period in which the child's sexuality is largely suppressed and the child focuses on expanding social contacts is

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According to Freud's theory, the latency period is the fourth stage of psychosexual development, occurring between the ages of 6 and 12. During this stage, the child's sexual impulses are repressed and their energy is focused on expanding social contacts and developing cognitive and social skills. The anal stage (A) occurs during ages 1-3, phallic stage (C) occurs during ages 3-6 and the genital stage (B) is the last stage occurring during adolescence and adulthood.

The Freudian Period in Which the Child's Sexuality Is Largely