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According to Horney, our self-image is built on a realistic appraisal of our abilities, potentials, weaknesses, goals, and relations with other people.
According to Horney, our self-image is built on a realistic appraisal of our abilities, potentials, weaknesses, goals, and relations with other people.
- Our self-image is built on a distorted view of our abilities and potentials. (correct)
- Our self-image is not influenced by our relations with other people.
- Our self-image is not influenced by our weaknesses.
- Our self-image is solely based on our goals.
What did Horney say about the self-image of neurotic persons?
What did Horney say about the self-image of neurotic persons?
- Neurotic persons have a self-image that is built on a realistic appraisal of their abilities and potentials.
- Neurotic persons have a self-image characterized by disunity and disharmony. (correct)
- Neurotic persons have a self-image that is not influenced by their relations with other people.
- Neurotic persons have a self-image that reflects their true self.
What did Horney say about the self-realization of our full potential?
What did Horney say about the self-realization of our full potential?
- Self-realization is only possible for neurotic persons.
- Self-realization is not necessary for realizing our full potential.
- Self-realization requires a self-image that reflects our true self. (correct)
- Self-realization is not influenced by our self-image.
What did Horney say about the self-searching process?
What did Horney say about the self-searching process?
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What did Horney say about the self-image of normal persons?
What did Horney say about the self-image of normal persons?
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