Freud would attribute an adult's overeating to problems during which childhood developmental stage?

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Freud's theory suggests that overeating may be related to unresolved issues during the oral stage of development, which occurs from birth to 18 months. During this stage, an infant experiences pleasure through oral activities such as sucking, and if there are any conflicts or issues during this stage, it may lead to oral fixation later in life – which can manifest as overeating, smoking or nail-biting, for example.

Freud Would Attribute an Adult's Overeating to Problems During Which