Discuss freuds psychosexual theory

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Freud's viewpoint was quite controversial between many other theorists who are known as Neo-Freudians. Discuss Freud's psychosexual theory and explain why you think it is controversial. Compare and contrast the three neo-Freudians Jung, Adler, and Horney to Freud's theory and explain which theory you find most relevant. Give an example to illustrate. Provide citations and references.

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