These coping strategies are largely predicated upon a varying and fragile sense of one's self-worth. This framework may be applied as a perspective to more deeply understand the interpersonal behaviors and inner struggles of the compulsive individual. Karen Horney German physician and psychiatrist Karen Horney (1885-1952), began to develop her own theory of psychoanalysis in the late 1930s...
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Though acknowledging Freud as the founder of psychoanalysis, she was critical of his work, arguing that personality was shaped mainly by social, cultural and environmental factors. She felt that Freud was wrong to assume that the relationships, attitudes and feelings common in his culture and times were largely driven by biological factors and could be applied universally...
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Behavioral vs. Psychoalytical opposing psychological views The Id is our child within that operates on the pleasure principle. The Ego is our reality principle, and the Superego is like the nagging parent keeping us out of trouble or our morality...	2 / 528
Psychoanalytic Criticism The id is the passional, irrational, and unconscious part of the psyche. It is the site of the energy of the mind, energy that Freud characterized as a combination of sexual libido and other instincts, such as aggression, that propel the human...	2 / 307
Behavioral Develpment Theories Freud’s concept of repression is “desires are repressed (bringing distress) because satisfying them would bring even greater distress. But the repressed desires remain active within us, seeking some expression or gratification, even as they are denied...	3 / 659
Aspects of Psychology His theories were concerned with the unconscious forces that affected both normal and abnormal behaviors (Davis and Palladino, p. 25). According to Freud, the two main things that affected behavior were early childhood experiences and what was present in the unconscious mind (Carroll, 2005)...	3 / 602