Sigmund Freud argued that people pass through a series of five stages of development concluding in middle childhood and he believed that personality was solidly entrenched by the age of twelve.

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Freud proposed five psychosexual stages of development, but he believed personality was largely formed by the end of the phallic stage, around age five, not twelve.

Sigmund Freud Argued That People Pass Through a Series of Five