Freud's description of the fixations that arise as a result of the Oedipal conflict bears a resemblance to:
A) the gender differences in the mating strategies that are described by evolutionary psychologists.
B) the constraints imposed by the development of the cortex.
C) Dollard and Miller's description of approach-avoidance conflicts.
D) none of the above

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Freud's description of the fixations that arise as a result of the Oedipal conflict bears a resemblance to the gender differences in the mating strategies that are described by evolutionary psychologists. This is because both Freud and evolutionary psychologists believe that early experiences can have a lasting impact on an individual's behavior.

Freud's Description of the Fixations That Arise as a Result