According to Freud's view of personality development, when a person continues to act in ways that are appropriate for a particular stage, even after they have physically matured beyond that stage, the person has become:

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According to Freud's theory of psychosexual development, individuals can become fixated at a particular stage if their needs are either over-gratified or under-gratified during that stage. This can result in the individual continuing to exhibit behaviors and attitudes associated with that stage even as they physically mature beyond it. Therefore, the individual is said to be fixated at that stage.

According to Freud's View of Personality Development, When a Person