Exam 5: Karen Horney: Neurotic Needs and Trends

A self-image is constructed by the ________ person built on a realistic appraisal of their own abilities, potentials, and weaknesses.

Horney compensated for her feelings of helplessness as a child by

Horney's daughter was psychoanalyzed by Eric Fromm. After her therapy, the daughter was able to confront her mother for the first time. How would you describe the outcome of this therapy? Was this therapy beneficial or not? Beneficial or not for Horney and/or her daughter? Explain and defend your answer.

Horney believed later neuroses develop when

A person, according to Horney, will manifest all ten neurotic needs to some degree.

Horney decided to undergo psychoanalysis after

The self-image of the neurotic

The list of ten neurotic needs should cause you to worry if

Horney had a long-term affair with

Helplessness, fear, and hostility create what Horney called

Horney's system

The person most likely to achieve success at work represents the ____ personality type.

Today there is a renewed interest in Horney's ideas

People who rely on their own resources, have a great need for privacy, and deny feelings for others represent the ____ personality type.

____ persons are concerned with a need for affection and approval.

Horney considered neurotic competitiveness as an indiscriminate need to win at all costs.

Compliant persons

Horney's ten neurotic needs are irrational solutions to one's problems.

The neurotic trends are

During childhood, Horney believed a mother's affection is key to a child's feeling of security. Give an example of a child who has experienced the trauma of losing a parent through divorce or death. How may this affect the child, according to Horney's theory?