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    The Stage of Development During Which Sexual Urges Become Unimportant
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The Stage of Development During Which Sexual Urges Become Unimportant

Question 5

Question 5

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The stage of development during which sexual urges become unimportant is called the


A) latency stage.
B) genital stage.
C) quiet stage.
D) pre-puberty.

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