CHECK THESE SAMPLES OF Influence and contribution to the psychology of women by Karen Horney
karen horney (1885-1952) is undoubtedly one of the most famous female psychologists up to date.... horney is what most describes as neo-Freudist as she was very much influenced by Freud's theories and ideas of psychoanalysis (Hitchcock, 2004).... Comparisons of Freud's, Rogers's and horney's theories Freud's psychoanalysis is based on the assumption that the mind of a person is made up of three parts; the unconscious, preconscious and the conscious mind (Boeree, 2009)....
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Term Paper
Women in Psychology: karen horney Background karen horney is a renowned personality in the area of psychology as evident in her numerous contribution such as her work at the Berlin Psychoanalytic Institute and New York Medical College.... hellip; Women in Psychology: karen horney.... Women in Psychology: karen horney Background karen horney is a renowned personality in the area of psychology as evident in her numerous contribution such as her work at the Berlin Psychoanalytic Institute and New York Medical College....
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Research Paper
'Psychological Theory of karen horney Evaluation" paper focuses on karen horney, a female psychologist, who was born in Germany in the 19th century on the day of September 16th.... As per (Cherry, 2005) “karen horney made significant contributions to humanism, self-psychology, psychoanalysis, and feminine psychology.... This led to horney's depression which would affect the rest of her life”.... As per (Khara) “horney's theory is perhaps the best theory of neurosis we have (Obsessive-compulsive disorder, being a type of neurosis”....
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Research Paper
The paper "Women in Psychology" presents the background of karen horney and her various contributions to the field of psychology.... hellip; Clearly, karen horney was a pioneer in psychology who was not afraid to challenge the existing viewpoint on both assessment and treatment of a wide variety of psychological disorders.... karen horney maintained additional views of children and the onset of anxiety, granting her respect in the psychological community....
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Essay
This essay stresses karen horney was a Neo-psycho analyst specialist.... nbsp; karen horney was a Neo-psycho analyst specialist (Cea 13).... According to a study by karen horney basic anxiety is a feeling of helpless, small and insignificant in an environment (Cea 46).... ccording to a study by karen horney this motivation arise from fear which results to anxiety (Cea 56).... According to karen horney, neurosis was as a result of basic anxiety, caused by interpersonal relationships....
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Essay
karen Honey on Feminine psychology:
FEUD PERSPECTIVE
karen perspective differed with feuds perspective because of feuds portrayal of women as desiring to be male.... Sigmund Freud can be considered as the founder of psychoanalysis and the forebear of modern personality theory....
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Coursework
In the paper “Adolescent Diaries of karen horney” the author focuses on the book “New Ways in Psychoanalysis” written in 1939 by karen horney.... hellip; The author states that karen horney hypothesized that symbiotic relations between and among individuals were determined by this overwhelming desire to submit or self-efface.... horney's early childhood was marked by divergent behavioral tendencies.... It was during this period that she met her future husband, Oskar horney....
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Literature review
Among those compared are Carl Jung, Alfred Adler, karen horney, and Erikson.... Adler agreed with theorist Freud in various aspects relating to the child's parenting and the long-term impacts of inefficient and improper child-rearing (Plotnik & Kouyoumjian, 2011).... This essay "A Comparison of the Theories of Jung, Adler, horney, and Erikson with the Theory of Freud" aims at comparing and contrasting the theory of Freud with those of some neo-Freudian....
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Essay