THEORIES OF PERSONALITY (LL)
THEORIES OF PERSONALITY (LL)
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ISBN: 9780357939932
Author: Schultz
Publisher: CENGAGE L
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Chapter 5, Problem 16RQ
Summary Introduction

To explain :

How Horney used free-association as a method of assessment and difference from Freud’s usage.

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Horney used free-association differently than Freud used to use it. She used it as to know the emotions of human and to know how they will perceive Horney, their doctor.

By that she describes the attitude of the patient to deal with life, and by self-analysis they can resolve their conflicts.

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