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Horney believed that factors, not anatomy, was responsible for psychic differences between men and women. |
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Horney's writings are concerned mostly with individuals. |
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By training, Horney was a at a time when few women in Germany were trained in this profession. |
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Horney believed that modern culture over values and under values cooperation. |
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Horney questioned Freud's of his observations rather than the observations themselves. |
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Horney believed that basic hostility and basic underlie all neurotic drives. |
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People protect themselves against through affection, submission, power, or withdrawal. |
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Horney's three neurotic include moving toward, against, and away from people. |
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Neurotic behavior is more than normal behavior, and this is a primary distinction between normals and neurotics. |
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Neurotic trends are used to solve basic , which originates in childhood when children are driven toward, against, and away from people. |
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The outstanding characteristic of people who adopt the strategy of moving toward other people. is . |
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people protect themselves against the hostility of others by moving against people. |
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Neurotics try to solve the basic conflict of by moving away from people in a detached manner. |
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The idealized is an attempt to solve conflicts by portraying a godlike picture of oneself. |
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According to Horney, the drive to make the whole personality into the idealized self is called the need for . |
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Self-contempt and self-torment are two modes of |
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Ryckman and associates have measured a benign form of hypercompetitiveness called competitiveness. |
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