Oedipus has gotten over his unconscious desire for his mother and is consciously experiencing strong sexual feelings for girls his own age. According to Freud's psychosexual stages, Oedipus is most likely in the stage.

Phallic                                                              

Explanation:

Phallic stage: In psychology, the term "phallic stage" is one of the stages in the theory of psychosexual development which was introduced by Sigmund Freud. The phallic stage occurs at the age of three years to six years. It plays an important role in developing a child's "sexual identity".

In this stage, the pleasure zone of a child transfers to his or her genitals. According to Freud, a boy develops unconscious "sexual desires" for his mother whereas a girl develops unconscious "sexual desires or urges" for her father.

In the question above, Oedipus is most likely in the phallic stage and dealing with the Oedipus complex.

Oedipus is most likely in the PHALLIC STAGE.

Explanation: The phallic stage can be defined as one of the stages of psychosexual development developed by Sigmund Freud in which an individual develops sexual desires for the opposite sex of their parents.

It occurs between the ages of three to six and in this stage, individuals sees the opposite sex of their parents as competitions because of unconscious sexual desires for their parents.

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