A psychodynamic therapist is analyzing a client's childhood history to identify potential fixations. To do this, they trace the client's development through Freud's psychosexual stages.
Which of the following sequences correctly orders the primary developmental milestones or conflicts associated with these stages, from earliest to latest?
Weaning →\rightarrow→ Resolution of the Oedipus complex →\rightarrow→ Toilet training →\rightarrow→ Sublimation of sexual energy →\rightarrow→ Establishment of mature relationships
Toilet training →\rightarrow→ Weaning →\rightarrow→ Resolution of the Oedipus complex →\rightarrow→ Sublimation of sexual energy →\rightarrow→ Establishment of mature relationships
Weaning →\rightarrow→ Toilet training →\rightarrow→ Resolution of the Oedipus complex →\rightarrow→ Sublimation of sexual energy →\rightarrow→ Establishment of mature relationships
Weaning →\rightarrow→ Toilet training →\rightarrow→ Resolution of the Oedipus complex →\rightarrow→ Establishment of mature relationships →\rightarrow→ Sublimation of sexual energy
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