Lesson 6

Question 1

some people may try to purchase love with self-effacing compliance, material goods, or sexual favors

Answer 1

Affection

Question 2

submit themselves either to people or to institution

Answer 2

Submissiveness

Question 3

Dominating, humiliating, and depriving others

Answer 3

Power, Prestige, Possession

Question 4

developing independence or emotional detachment

Answer 4

Withdrawal

Question 5

Compliant Personality, to protect oneself against feelings of helplessness

Answer 5

Moving Toward People

Question 6

Neurotic needs (1-3)

Answer 6

Moving towards people

Question 7

Neurotic needs (4-8)

Answer 7

Moving against people

Question 8

Aggressive personality, to use other people for their own benefit

Answer 8

Moving against people

Question 9

Detached personality, solve the basic conflict of isolation

Answer 9

Moving away from people

Question 10

Neurotic need 9-10

Answer 10

Moving away from people

Question 11

is an attempt to solve conflicts by painting a godlike picture of oneself

Answer 11

Idealized self-image

Question 12

see themselves as good and saintly

Answer 12

Compliant people

Question 13

build an idealized image of themselves as strong, heroic, and omnipotent; and​

Answer 13

Aggressive people

Question 14

paint their self-portraits as wise, self-sufficient, and independent.

Answer 14

Detached neurotics

Question 15

comprehensive drive toward actualizing the ideal self

Answer 15

Neurotic search for glory

Question 16

“tyranny of the should”​

Answer 16

Need for perfection

Question 17

compulsive drive toward superiority

Answer 17

Neurotic ambitions

Question 18

the most destructive element, “its chief aim is to put others to shame or defeat them through one’s very success; or to attain the power

Answer 18

Drive to vindictive triumph

Question 19

believing that something is wrong with the outside world, they proclaim that they are special and therefore entitled to be treated in accordance with their idealized view of themselves.​

Answer 19

Neurotic claims

Question 20

Based on an idealized image of self and is usually loudly proclaimed in order to protect and support a glorified view of one’s self.

Answer 20

Neurotic Pride

Question 21

when they realize that their real self does not match the insatiable demands of their idealized self, they will begin to hate and despise themselves

Answer 21

Self hatred

Question 22

was due to certain environmental conditions and not to biology​

Answer 22

Oedipus complex

Question 23

no more anatomical reason why girls should be envious of the penis.

Answer 23

Penis envy

Question 24

boys should desire a breast or a womb.

Answer 24

womb envy

Question 25

General goal: help patients gradually grow in the direction of self-realization

Answer 25

Horney’s psychotherapy

Question 26

Techniques:

Answer 26

Dream Interpretation and Free Association