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    The Oedipus Conflict Usually Is Resolved by Identifying with the Same-Sex
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The Oedipus Conflict Usually Is Resolved by Identifying with the Same-Sex

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The Oedipus conflict usually is resolved by identifying with the same-sex parent.

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