Neo-Freudians: Horney and Adler Tutorial

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This lesson will explain basic anxiety as a result of ego feeling threatened or overwhelmed. Adler's view that proposed the main driving force in personality is not in the unconscious, rather is a striving for superiority will be defined and examined.

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Notes for "Neo-Freudians: Horney and Adler"

Overview

(00:00-03:08) Alfred Adler's Contributions

(03:08-05:56) Karen's Horney's Contributions

Terms to Know

Basic Anxiety: General feelings of isolation and helplessness from the world.
Striving for Superiority: Wanting to overcome our own limitations and inadequacies, or feelings of inferiority.

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