In Freud's phallic stage of development, which of the following complexes refers to the male child's unconscious sexual desire for his mother and unconscious wish to eliminate his father?

The Othello complex is not a recognized term in Freud's developmental theory. It generally refers to a situation involving jealousy, specifically akin to the character Othello from Shakespeare's play, rather than any dynamics related to parental relationships or sexual desire in childhood development.

The Electra complex describes a female child's psychosexual competition with her mother for her father's attention and affection. While it addresses similar themes of desire and rivalry, it is specifically related to female development and does not apply to male children or their feelings towards their parents.

The Ego complex is not a term associated with Freud's stages of development. In Freud's structural model of the psyche, the ego is the rational part that mediates between the id and the superego, but it does not specifically address familial relationships or sexual desires as described in the Oedipus complex.