(psychology) In psychoanalytic theory, the period of early childhood that incorporates both the oral and anal phases, that is, before the genitals have begun to exert a predominant influence in the organization or patterning of sexual behavior.
pregenital phase
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(prē¦jen·əd·əl ′fāz)
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