Subject Index  S-12
fei75766_sidx_S1-S21.indd S-12  12/30/19 12:32 PMinindividual psychology 
(Adler), 78–79
inperson-centered theory 
(Rogers), 337–339
inpsychology oftheindividual 
(Allport), 383,388–392
insocial cognitive theory 
(Bandura), 540
motivational dispositions, 387
moving against people (Horney), 
188f, 189,191t
moving backward (Adler), 90
moving toward people (Horney), 
188f, 189,191t
Myers-Briggs Type Indicator 
(MBTI), 138,140–141, 415
myth (May), 362–363
N
narcissism
malignant, 257,258,261,262
narcissistic needs ofinfants, 165
primary, 37,163
secondary, 37
asstriving forsuperiority, 
101–102, 266
National Institutes ofHealth 
(NIH), 414
naturalness, 290
natural selection
Bussand,464–465
Darwin and,464,489
Skinner and,514
Nazi Germany, 211,437,
439–440, 589–590
necrophilia, 257,258,258f, 261,
262
need fordifferent theories, 7
need potential (NP, Rotter), 579,
581
needs
incognitive social learning 
theory (Rotter), 577–580
existential, 247–251, 251t
hierarchy of,278–282, 279f, 
286–295, 300–302
narcissistic, 165neurotic (Horney), 180,
186–187, 188f
neurotic (Maslow), 283
need value (NV, Rotter), 580,581
negative reinforcement, 508–509
negative transference, 54,169
neglected styleoflife,88
neo-Bussian evolutionary models 
ofpersonality, 477–478
NEO-Personality Inventory 
(NEO-PI), 410,415,424,429
Neuro-Psychoanalysis, 58
neuroscience
biological aspects ofpersonality 
and,438
psychoanalytic theory and,
57–58, 59,61–63
Neurosis and Human Growth 
(Horney), 182–183, 184
neurotic anxiety (Freud), 38
neurotic anxiety (May), 335–336
neurotic claims (Horney), 
193–194, 257
neuroticism. See also 
psychoanalytic social theory 
(Horney)
biological basis of,456–457
inbiological factor theory 
(Eysenck), 443,444f, 
445–448, 450–451
costs andbenefits, 478t
inevolutionary theory (Buss), 
474
inFive-Factor Theory, 415–417, 
417t
positive aspects of,200–202
inpsychoanalytic theory 
(Freud), 25
neurotic needs (Horney), 180,
186–187, 188f, 191t
neurotic needs (Maslow), 283
neurotic pride (Horney), 194
neurotic search forglory 
(Horney), 192–194
neutral genetic variations, 476
NewSchool forSocial Research, 
76,182,276New Ways in Psychoanalysis 
(Horney), 182
NewYork Psychoanalytic 
Institute, 182
NewYork University, 246,349,590
noise (Buss), 466
nomothetic methods, 379
nonbeing/nothingness, 352–353
normal anxiety (May), 335
normal autism (Mahler), 163
normal symbiosis (Mahler), 163
Northern Blackfoot tribe, 276
nothingness. Seenonbeing/
nothingness
O
objective biography (McCrae &
Costa), 422
object relations theory (Klein), 
149–175
adult relationships and,
169–173
concept ofhumanity, 174–175
critique, 173–174
internalizations, 159–162
introduction, 153–154
laterviews, 162–168
object in,155
overview, 162–163
positions, 155–157
psychic defense mechanisms, 
157–159
psychic lifeoftheinfant, 
154–155
psychotherapy, 168–169
related research, 169–173
oblique method, 412–413
observational learning, 538–540
obsession, 25
Oedipal phase ofdevelopment, 34
Oedipus complex inhumanistic 
psychoanalysis (Fromm), 
244,249
inobject relations theory 
(Klein), 160–162
inpsychoanalytic social theory 
(Horney), 196Final PDF to printer