involves developing strategies for problem solving and satisfying urges.

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Secondary process thinking involves logical, rational and organized thinking to solve problems and satisfy urges, which is a mature and developed way of thinking. This is in contrast to primary process thinking which is irrational and impulsive. The phallic stage and the superego are both concepts from Freud's psychosexual development theory and do not relate to developing strategies for problem solving.

Involves Developing Strategies for Problem Solving and Satisfying Urges