Which of the following is Freud's statement?
A. Humans have an "unmistakably bisexual disposition."
B. Bisexuality emerges only when "heterosexual impulses have been frustrated."
C. People are "naturally heterosexual," but become homosexual "because of trauma."
D. Homosexuality "is a choice," but heterosexuality "is a compulsion."
Answer (1)
Freud believed that humans have an "unmistakably bisexual disposition," indicating that both heterosexual and homosexual impulses exist in everyone. This view challenges the binary notion of sexual orientation, suggesting that it exists on a spectrum. The other statements do not accurately represent Freud's theories on sexuality. ;
