Fixation (Psychoanalytic Family
Theory) – According to psychoanalytic family theory, fixation is a partial interruption
of an attachment or behavioral pattern or practice from an earlier phase of
development. For instance, if a person
is stuck on the oral stage of Freud’s psychoanalytic development from childhood
unresolved issues, then a person will have a difficult time moving to the next
stage of development.
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