What would a psychoanalytic developmental theorist

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Amanda, a 3-year-old child in her first year of nursery school, refuses to share her toys with any other children. She grabs what she wants and screams or hits when something is taken away. She does not respond to her teacher's instructions about sharing. What would a PSYCHOANALYTIC developmental theorist say should be done about Dana's behaviour?

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