Sigmund Freud

Main Theories
Infantile Sexuality
Interruptions in the Period of Sexual Latency
Believes that in the third to fourth year can the child's sexual life begin to be observed.
An interesting note is that the child goes from a highly sensual being, through social contacts and some hereditary instincts, into a sexually repressed individual. This act of repression, Freud believed, is the cause of all infantile amnesia.
Sublimation is the process of reaction- formation in which the child diverts this sexual energy into the others areas, leading to the development of the pubescent individual.
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