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Late-onset (or adolescent-limited) trajectory refers to the growth curve of individuals who become more aggressive, often for a limited time, during adolescence or young adulthood after having been relatively non-aggressive during childhood
Latency is a term in Psychoanalytic theory which refers to a period of psychosexual development during which the child interacts with peers and imitates the behavior of parents and other adults of the same biological sex as the child.
Latency stage a stage according to Freud is the period of psychosexual development , following the phallic stage , in which libidinal drives are quelled and children's energy turns toward the development of skills and interests and toward becoming fully socialized to the world; the opposite sex is avoided. Latency stage follows the phallic stage, there is a relatively calm period before adolescence . When Oedipal issues are resolved, the child enters the latency period .
Latent is defined as a state in which a disorder is present and capable of becoming evident but is not yet obvious or active.
Latent content is what a dream is actually about; the symbolic meaning of a dream's events.
In Freud's theory, Latent content refers to the underlying or "true" meaning of a dream that
In Freud's theory, Latent content refers to the underlying or "true" meaning of a dream that
Latent dream is a term in Freud's theory that refers to the underlying or "true" meaning of a dream